I don't know how long you've been together, so I don't know what would be considered "rushing". Once you propose, there's usually an understanding that a wedding is in the NEAR future. I have to warn you that my hubby proposed on our first date and every day until we moved in together. 6 years after we moved in together he didn't even set a date, he was being relocated and I told him his gf wouldn't move with him, but his wife would. The worst thing we as women do is let our men get comfortable. When they're comfortable, they tend to be in no hurry. You should tell him you want to get your own place (and not pay 1/2 of his rent) and not have sex from now until the wedding so that when you are married it'll be more "special". See how fast he tries to set a date then! Right now, it sounds like he put you on hold, like you're some item on layaway at freaking Wal-mart...
2006-07-08 06:33:33
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answered by mytreacheryiseternal 4
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Just because he proposed, doesn't mean he wants to get married right this moment. Just enjoy being engaged. It's a bit of a trial period, anyways.
Perhaps you should ask him why he proposed, without the intention to make wedding plans. He might have an ideal time of engagement, before wedding plans arise.
I've been engaged for a little over a year, and we are now planning our wedding.
Just be patient, but try to find out why he's against wedding talk.
2006-07-08 06:28:48
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answered by Anonymous
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I am not sure what your question is.. It sounds like the boyfriend MIGHT.. I say MIGHT want to keep you in his clutches with the aspiration of marriage but not actually going thru with it.. Be careful and pushing him into making a decision is probably NOT the rilght thing to do. Your living together is probably not the best thing to do. I know if I was in your shoes, I would move out and if he REALLY wanted to get married, you would soon find out.
2006-07-08 06:30:24
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answered by Anonymous
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Girl first let me say congradulations. Now there really is no big rush you already live with the man. Take your time and enjoy being engaged, when he is ready to talk about it you will know. Right now to be honest with you that ring is a way to get you off his back about it. Its like ok you got the ring now leave me alone about this marraige thing. Sorry honey but thats just how men think. Yeah i know they are the dumb ones. Just be patient he will come around. And don't worry about his friends they just hatin'.
2006-07-08 06:33:11
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answered by yolanda l 1
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Did he propose because he was pressured? Maybe he thought that if he didn't take a step forward you'd leave, so he feels like that bought him some time. That is something you two need to figure out. Try couseling if he refuses, you have a right to know what is going on, especially if you are planning on spending the rest of your life with him.
2006-07-08 06:30:05
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answered by tinks44 4
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properly you didnt point out how long you have been mutually...it fairly is often between the biggest components. as properly that, there are this way of super kind of issues which could impression this way of existence determination. Are you the two in a good profession spot and financially good? yet another component of remember is that genuinely everyone, even couples that are 18 years old "communicate' with regard to the destiny....(its consistently exciting wishing eventhough they are not waiting). while you're extreme then you certainly 2 ought to have a extreme communique approximately once you think of you adult males will circulate the subsequent step. You dont ought to ask him to recommend, you're merely asking "Whats next and while"? additionally I observed an excellent kind of persons suggested the "nerves". while my hubby ultimately proposed we have been mutually for 8 years and he became shaking while he asked me...(Like i might have suggested "no")
2016-12-08 17:15:10
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answered by ? 4
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I wouldn't rush things either. Just take your time and things with fall into place as they should. Don't push him to much or he might walk and say forget everything. Plus if you want to show that you with be here no matter what. Just take it at his own pace. Trust me, I got married at 18 and I wasn't ready. So just wait till the time is right and he will come around. Just dont push it.
2006-07-08 06:31:40
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answered by Laffy Taffy 21 1
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seems like he used to the life you both are having now... if there is no rush / pressure from anybody, i'm afraid your guy will not bring up the marriage issue...and there is no point you worry abt it all by yourself...
in a relationship, if both living together, the girl musn't let him have the thinking that if he doesn't want you, nobody will...you must maintain your value or increase it (don't be afraid to let him know you have many suitors out there), depending on his characteristic, you can always test him on how important you are to him...can he afford to lose you?
2006-07-08 06:37:24
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answered by solvemaster 1
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He proposed because he knows your are a very special person i his life. He doesn't yet understand how impatient women can be to feel bound forever by a ring and legal documents. Maybe there are reasons for his desire not to rush in. Consider financial stability and other factors.
GlidingSquirrel
2006-07-08 06:34:57
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answered by GlidingSquirrel 2
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If he won't set a date he's not serious about getting married. He probably just bought the ring to shut everyone up. I'd tell him to set a date or forget the whole thing :)
2006-07-08 06:29:01
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answered by Jennifer F 6
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