JenStone
Shiny_Rock
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It''s not a major development but it''s inching there.
Reading the reponses to Acacia''s post really inspired me. So this morning, I talked to him about it. It wasn''t a long, super-serious conversation, but I addressed my concerns: mainly, that I''m ready to start planning for my future....I would like to include him in it, but I can''t until he tells me what his plans/hopes/aspirations are. Very subtly, I asked if a proposal is in the near future.
I also brought up samkongado''s post and how sometimes, guys can get too involved in planning to dream, total-surprise proposal that they leave their girlfriends questioning the status of their relationship. I told him how it''s perfectly fine for girls to get involved in the ring-selection process, and that it can still be a surprise.
He was still a bit stubborn about it, because he''s one of those guys who dreams of having the perfect surprise proposal. He asked, "How can it still be a surprise if you shop for the ring together? If you tell the girl that you''re looking for a ring?"
I told him how he has the option of waiting months between purchasing a ring and proposing. I don''t think he agreed with me, but at least he''s introduced to the idea.
I then told him, "I already told you what my ideal timeline is. Do you have one? Can you tell me about it?"
He admitted that he did.
But by then we were already running late for work. He said, "And I''ll tell you all about it after work today!"
He''s so evil.
Wish me luck!
Reading the reponses to Acacia''s post really inspired me. So this morning, I talked to him about it. It wasn''t a long, super-serious conversation, but I addressed my concerns: mainly, that I''m ready to start planning for my future....I would like to include him in it, but I can''t until he tells me what his plans/hopes/aspirations are. Very subtly, I asked if a proposal is in the near future.
I also brought up samkongado''s post and how sometimes, guys can get too involved in planning to dream, total-surprise proposal that they leave their girlfriends questioning the status of their relationship. I told him how it''s perfectly fine for girls to get involved in the ring-selection process, and that it can still be a surprise.
He was still a bit stubborn about it, because he''s one of those guys who dreams of having the perfect surprise proposal. He asked, "How can it still be a surprise if you shop for the ring together? If you tell the girl that you''re looking for a ring?"
I told him how he has the option of waiting months between purchasing a ring and proposing. I don''t think he agreed with me, but at least he''s introduced to the idea.
I then told him, "I already told you what my ideal timeline is. Do you have one? Can you tell me about it?"
He admitted that he did.
But by then we were already running late for work. He said, "And I''ll tell you all about it after work today!"
He''s so evil.
Wish me luck!