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I mean tonight.
Why?
Dunno, seems like the thing to do and she does make a nice cup of tea.
Oh, that and the fact she's the last thing on my mind at night and the 1st thing in the morning.
So?
Stryke - Still beardy
So why the fear I have?
> Tallulah wrote:
Anyway, enough of me - whats your decision?
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My
> decision is to wait whilst she is back home.
That gives me a couple more weeks
> to get over the panic and check out rings.
She does float my boat
> though.
And if you can't see yourself with yer fella for ever, why are you with
> him now?
Good question, have been thinking about it a lot for a few months now. Too scared to dip my toes back into the water I suppose. Besides, I only ever think of today anyway, not what could happen in a few years, or even next week! Que sera sera.
Anyway, enough of me - whats your decision?
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My decision is to wait whilst she is back home.
That gives me a couple more weeks to get over the panic and check out rings.
She does float my boat though.
And if you can't see yourself with yer fella for ever, why are you with him now?
You are hesitating here, but why?? Are you hesitating because you are scared she will say no, or is it because you aren't sure if your ready? If it's the first, there's only one thing for it, ask her, it's the only way you'll ever know.
If you don't you'll regret it forever.......
A. In due time
But I gave it a shake and it said "Absolutely".
I don't want to get married, it all traditional crap. If I meet someone and love them then I don't feel the need for it, but if they wanted too I suppose I would.
Why not declare your love for her then ask if she wants to get married... or something.
Good Luck anywho
> God this is worse than when the bully comes up to you at school and says
> "See you at 3pm. I'm gonna kick your face off".
Nerves, but also
> that "What if?" factor.
I need a ring.
A massive one as big as my
> head before I can consider this further.
Tally, why would you say no to
> yours?
If he had asked me two years into our relationship, I'd have said yes, like a shot. But relationships change, and after 5 years, I've seen too much of the downside now, and I wouldnt want to feel like I'd be committing to 30 or more years of that.
Anyway, enough of me - whats your decision?
Nerves, but also that "What if?" factor.
I need a ring.
A massive one as big as my head before I can consider this further.
Tally, why would you say no to yours?