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“That’s It, I’m Proposal Shaming”: 30 Times People Couldn’t Hold Back From Roasting Tragic Proposals
Everyone’s relationship is different, so the amount of surprise and thoughtfulness of a proposal will, inevitably, vary. Many prefer a private moment, while others like a lavish, public event. But there are those strange few who seem like they have chosen to just wing it even with many people and cameras around.
The “That’s it, I’m proposal shaming” Facebook group, besides a wonderfully descriptive name, gathers user stories and pictures of the most cringe-worthy proposals, both successful and unsuccessful. So upvote your favorites, however you might define that, and share your own proposal stories in the comments section.
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Caroline Higson 3 years ago
I assume he hid the ring in his luggage, for proposing with on vacation. However, a TSA search uncovered the ring and, surprise ruined,he had no choice but to propose in the line.
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Here’s my ex husband and his new fiancée. He left me with our four year old at the end of April in the middle of the quarantine over TEXT because he was cheating on me with this girl (last in a long string, come to find out). Announced their engagement not even five minutes after the divorce was settled, but according to both of them he *definitely* wasn’t cheating. Since when do we wear high school prom dresses to get engaged? Yeesh. Class act
ChariotLee 3 years ago
Wow. She's literally bragging how she stole a man from his wife and child. Shame on her, and shame on him.
#12
I hate captions like this. Side note- I also think “finally” is kind of ironic for 22 year olds.
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Jill Rhodry 3 years ago
It wasn't her husband's funeral it was her father's - the pastor was proposing in front of her father so he'd know she'd be taken care of - different cultures people, different cultures.
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Froggi Juice 3 years ago
For anyone who cant read it: My A$$ Is White(?), The Sky Is Blue, One Day I Will Ask........ Will You Marry Me? And you will say Yes I Do! I Love You!
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BeepBoop the Single Pringle 3 years ago
I don't think this is all that bad. (definitely not worse than most of the others). When coke came out with the names on the bottles, we could never fine my mom's name. So my dad ended up buying her a custom one because we were hilariously looking for her name everywhere. We never found my name either but I've stopped looking anywhere for it
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This was posted on a local selling page near me, I honestly can’t believe how tacky and pathetic this proposal would be. imagine being proposed to on a fake Kit Kat…. Not even a real Kit Kat
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Spongebob Sadpants 3 years ago
I'm sorry but a few of these were fine. You don't have to wear fancy clothes, and you don't have to go somewhere pricy, in order to propose.
Bailey 3 years ago (edited)
I'm guessing a lot of them are probably places that meant something to the couple too, like the place they were working in when they met, or an inside joke that only they get. I would rather have a proposal which means something specifically to me, than just spending a lot of money for the sake of making it "special"
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Brendan (banned for downvotes) 3 years ago
I had to stop reading these. The people shaming the couples' special moment are plain mean. So what if the proposal's not in a fancy restaurant, or if the ring isn't from Tiffany's. It's special to them, and that's all that matters.
VonBlade 3 years ago
Do you want to get married, or do you want an expensive ring and a candlelit dinner? Screw the haters, all of these are absolutely fine. Any form of ring at all, at any place is fine. People often say that there was this moment whilst cleaning the pig-sty or vacuuming that they knew they were the one, so why not decide to propose at that moment? Ugh. Too little romance in the world and these chucklefucks want to sneer. Boo this list.
GB 3 years ago
I agree. My husband proposed to me while he was taking a shower. I was already wearing a ring from a quarter machine, that he gave me in a jest proposal. That ring was the place holder until we got our matching gold bands. As for short "courtships", my sister and her husband had only been dating a couple weeks before they got engaged. They've been happily married for over 30 years!
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Spongebob Sadpants 3 years ago
I'm sorry but a few of these were fine. You don't have to wear fancy clothes, and you don't have to go somewhere pricy, in order to propose.
Bailey 3 years ago (edited)
I'm guessing a lot of them are probably places that meant something to the couple too, like the place they were working in when they met, or an inside joke that only they get. I would rather have a proposal which means something specifically to me, than just spending a lot of money for the sake of making it "special"
Load More Replies... Brendan (banned for downvotes) 3 years ago
I had to stop reading these. The people shaming the couples' special moment are plain mean. So what if the proposal's not in a fancy restaurant, or if the ring isn't from Tiffany's. It's special to them, and that's all that matters.
VonBlade 3 years ago
Do you want to get married, or do you want an expensive ring and a candlelit dinner? Screw the haters, all of these are absolutely fine. Any form of ring at all, at any place is fine. People often say that there was this moment whilst cleaning the pig-sty or vacuuming that they knew they were the one, so why not decide to propose at that moment? Ugh. Too little romance in the world and these chucklefucks want to sneer. Boo this list.
GB 3 years ago
I agree. My husband proposed to me while he was taking a shower. I was already wearing a ring from a quarter machine, that he gave me in a jest proposal. That ring was the place holder until we got our matching gold bands. As for short "courtships", my sister and her husband had only been dating a couple weeks before they got engaged. They've been happily married for over 30 years!
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