#ProposalRejected #FailedProposal #SheSaidNo #NoBeByForce


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT_yAdd10XQ

If you've ever witnessed a public proposal and breathed a sigh of relief when the person asked said yes, I am entirely with you. Proposals are already very emotional, so getting proposed to in public sounds seriously intense. Many high profile public proposal stories have many discussing the ethics of popping the question in such a bold way. In the past two years, you might have seen the proposal while a woman was #RunningTheNewYorkCityMarathon, one at the Emmys, another at the Olympics, and many more. {laughs}

Most people in those viral proposal videos or very public at spectacles say yes, and usually everyone moves on. But when people don't say yes or say yes, maybe because they feel pressured by the publicity of the proposal, things get complicated. It's been discussed frequently on Twitter and in books like #JasmineGuillorysTheProposal. {You Need To Read This Novel}

Some persons revealed to the media why their public proposal stories ended in rejection. Two common reasons? #SocialAnxiety and a lack of clear communication between partners. If a public proposal is truly the right fit for you and your partner, and you've had serious conversations about what you want the special moment to look like, then it'll likely be a cherished memory you have forever. But without those two key assurances, well, things can get pretty tricky depending on the personality.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT_yAdd10XQ