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- Diana Vilibert
- October 20, 2012
- 2:05 pm
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Don’t do it in a food court. Really, no intimate moments of any kind, emotional or physical, in a food court please.
Do…not do this under any circumstance. Sorry, there is no “do” in this situation. Even if it’s where you first met. Even if the smell of fries now reminds you of her. No one wants to be proposed to with the soft sounds of “Welcome to Wendy’s. Can I take your order?” in the background.
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Diana Vilibert
Diana Vilibert is a freelance lifestyle, dating, and sex writer living in Brooklyn. You can be blog-friends with her at diana-vilibert.com, or tweet her at @dianavilibert.
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Great ideas. Not a lot of clutter.
I love the first photo ! :D Thanks for sharing.
The trick is to strive for a balance
TY.
Thank you.
34 comments
+ add your ownBeing 100% sure what the answer will be helps. What helps even more is not being chintzy with the ring in a public proposal.
it really honestly depends on the person ! before you propose to someone you should really understand if there a public or privet person if u dont know tht about them u probably shouldnt even be thinking of proposing
It's touchy. What's wrong with a regular proposal?
Perhaps all people need is courage
My husband proposed to me in a hotel room right after I was gushing about how happy I was to be with him in that moment and I couldn't be happier. Well, he proved me wrong!
sad to see the fails and good to see the positive one; I agree that a proposal should be private and not have comments from the peanut gallery; thank you for this article.
Shouldn't this be one of the most special times in your life? I would think anything would be okay if you knew your partner wanted this and if you knew they would like it: Oh, Chad, how I wish you would propose to me in the food court! Otherwise, I think this should remain a very private moment.
thanks
Oh my, there are some mortifying situations.
PAINFUL! But, truth is, it should probably be discussed before...
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