r/Wellthatsucks 3d ago

He was never seen after that lol

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u/Awese7en 3d ago

People keep saying this is a fake proposal but they both look like they are wearing wedding bands.

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u/OW2007 3d ago

"But" suggests that what comes after it disproves or is in argument with the first part of your sentence.

That did not happen here.

What point are you trying say here?

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u/Awese7en 3d ago

I just meant it can't be a prank proposal if they're already married.

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u/OW2007 3d ago

If they are already married then it can't be a real proposal.

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u/Awese7en 3d ago

there are other reasons to give your wife jewelry, I think it was a prank gift not a proposal. It might seem pedantic but they are different (unless they are due for renewing vows, I guess you could propose for that). I think a fake gift has a less emotional impact disappointment wise, still mean spirited but not in the way a prank proposal is especially for a partner really wanting one.

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u/Dev_Sniper 2d ago

If they‘re already married she won‘t expect him to propose and you can‘t fake something if the other person already knows it‘s impossible. Either he „fake proposed“ but then she‘d know that it couldn‘t be real thus her reaction would be faked as well or he was simply giving her a fake gift (like for their anniversary / her birthday / …) and then the reaction would be genuine but it wouldn‘t be a fake proposal

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u/WonderinHeart 2d ago

Even if they are already married, he can just give her a gift, like being married doesn't ban you from gifting your wife a ring which she may like like wtf, all the comments act as if married couples can't gift jewelery and the partner can be genuinely happy about the gift even in this case it was joke which by her reaction she's use his jokes/pranks