
i feel like proposals go with personality traits or personal hobbies of the woman so kinda hard for a guy to imagine when he’s not with someone. for example i’d personally like a proposal done on an amazing hike but other girls might not like hiking so that would be a dumb move for them yk
No, aspirations and wanting love is good. It’s usually more how some women have a very specific vision for how they want their proposal, wedding, marriage, and everything else, and if they don’t get exactly that, there’s a blow up. And men hate this because it feels like we’re just playing a part in your play, and it doesn’t feel like we truly fit into your life.
if a woman tells you exactly how she wants something, and you don’t do it, you expect her to stay with you? like wdym “blow up”? if i tell someone; “hey i prefer you respect my wishes and we have this at our wedding” and you don’t do it (as long as its realistic), im going to assume you don’t care about what i have to say or what i think. just because you don’t have big dreams, doesn’t mean you can belittle someone else’s.
I am not belittling anyone’s wishes. I’m just pointing out the fact that a lot of women (such as my ex) have a very specific vision and don’t actually communicate any of it, and then get pissed off when it doesn’t go exactly how they envisioned it would when they were children. And it’s never “I want this one thing”, it’s typically making the decisions for everything when that just isn’t reality in a truly loving relationship. It’s expectations from social media that kill relationships
It’ll oftentimes be stupid crap like that she hopes he does it in a specific place or says a specific thing or does something like lift her up and spin her or literally whatever thing she saw in a rom com, and then even though the proposal or whatever it is is otherwise amazing, she didn’t get that one small thing she had fantasized about, and she’ll crash out. I’ve seen it happen and guys don’t do that because we’re just happy if anyone puts in any effort for us at all
No, this has just been my experience with girls. Happened to me multiple times, I’ve seen it happened to my friends, and I hear about it happening to other guys. Imagine putting your heart and soul into something that you really thought was going to go well, and then it gets thrown back into your face because you missed one tiny detail you weren’t aware you were supposed to do, because it was in a book that you’ve never heard of that she read 3 years ago.