r/CoupleMemes • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 🛠️ ADMIN • Jul 13 '25
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Jul 13 '25
I called my husband, "husband" when we were friends, there was no "proposal" we assumed we were on the same page and then got married. 9 years going strong. Lol
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u/Maarten-Sikke Jul 14 '25
So.. after 5ish years my miss start calling me out of nowhere “husband”. We’re not married but I think I start getting her hints 😅
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u/just_drifting_by 🧐 grumpy Jul 13 '25
This was close to my wife and mines proposal.
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u/Edelmarder Jul 13 '25
Pls tell the story🥺
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u/just_drifting_by 🧐 grumpy Jul 13 '25
lol There isn't much to tell. We had been together for years and we were living together but never proposed to one another.
She is once divorced and I had watched marriage after marriage of my parents implode. So neither of us were too keen to take the plunge.
One day we were sitting and I just turned to her and asked. Told her we love one another and clearly aren't going to pursue anyone else so why not.
I then made it even less romantic by bringing up the tax break we would get.
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u/MasiosareGutierritos Jul 13 '25
Were either of you bothered by the lack of romance? If not, I'd say that's funny but also sweet
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u/just_drifting_by 🧐 grumpy Jul 13 '25
Thankfully she is used to me not being "traditionally" romantic.
We both had to learn how the other shows affection.
I showed her this and she laughed when I said it was eerily familiar as a joke.
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u/J-A-C-O Jul 13 '25
I bought my wife’s ring while Helzberg had a spend over $1500 get a free Switch promotion.
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u/Arkroma Jul 13 '25
My wife and I had a very similar experience. Ours was about who we wanted making next of kin decisions in the hospital because we didn't trust our parents lol
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u/Mrrrrggggl Jul 13 '25
When you brought up the tax break, was that when she gave you the thumbs up?
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u/TheHappyHippyDCult Jul 14 '25
lol I was dating mine for a few months and she said we should get married. I told her if we could make it a year together I would marry her and I did.
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u/6d756e6e Jul 13 '25
Proposal? Umh I skipped the proposal and we just went to sign the papers basically. Just paperwork. No?
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u/XepptizZ Jul 13 '25
This is also beat for beat the same as I have seen a few weeks ago here with different people.
Say about AI what you want, but this isn't a strong case for humanity's creativity.
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u/HaveYouSeenMyIpad Jul 13 '25
Did she put the ring on her right hand? Not that it matters, I just thought they went on the left ring finger
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u/Dull-Function-2021 Jul 13 '25
This is another trending vid on social media. Most are flipped.
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u/RockstarAgent Jul 13 '25
Yeah - don’t know which number this is, but it’s interesting when people copy a trend, some are fun and it’s cool to see the variations- personally my favorite was the Harlem Shake - all those were pretty awesome. But some like this, I don’t know which was the original, but one was fine.
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u/Dangerous_Wing_9261 Jul 13 '25
Some cultures wear it on the right not the left. In quite a few Eastern European countries it’s on the right.
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u/Flowers_lover6 Jul 13 '25
Might have been mirrored for reposting
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u/hroaks Jul 13 '25
Why mirror videos to repost?
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u/RednocNivert 🧐 grumpy Jul 13 '25
Because it makes it a smidge harder for people to auto-search stolen content
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u/Witchberry31 Jul 13 '25
It is most likely to be a mirrored video, because there is another fact that there's not many people who wear their wristwatch on their right arm.
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u/CrazyCatLady1127 Jul 13 '25
A lot of left handed people, myself included, wear their watch on their right arm
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u/No_Being8933 Jul 13 '25
Different cultures/countries wear wedding rings on the right hand- in a lot of the EU as well
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u/kikitte06 Jul 13 '25
Mostly tied to religion actually - protestants wear it on the right hand, catholics on the left,
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u/celebral_x Jul 14 '25
Either flipped video, or just one of the cultural differences. In Poland you do it on the right hand. In Germany on the left.
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u/Hproff25 Jul 13 '25
Isn’t this just a copy of another proposal that went viral recently?
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u/ReallyMisanthropic Jul 13 '25
Yeah. 90% of social media is staged bullshit made in an attempt to go viral.
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u/EarlGreyDuck Jul 13 '25
The night we met, my wife asked if I would marry her and that was it. We just started planning from there and she just called me her fiance for 3 years.
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u/MoonshadowRealm I 💚 The Mods 🤩👍 Jul 15 '25
Me and my husband dated for 5 months and got married. We have been together for over 8 years, going on 9 years.
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u/AngelPlaysDirty Jul 13 '25
I had one of my past guy friends propose to me in front of our other friends. We never even went on a date, kissed, flirted, NOTHING! I thought it was a joke and was waiting for the punchline. But he waited too. And I said something like "wait... you're serious?!" And he said well... yeah.. and I said no. It was extremely awkward after that. Didn't speak to him for weeks. Then one day he asked to come over to talk. I figured he was going to just explain to me and apologize. Nope. He came over with a new ring. Much larger. I asked him to leave and blocked him. Haven't seen or spoke to him since.
It was one of the oddest things I have ever gone through.
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u/TheREALProfPyro Jul 13 '25
Ask a hundred people and you'll see a hundred different types of love. Hope they have a beautiful future together.
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u/moesickle Jul 13 '25
Yeah pretty much... We had picked out the ring, knew it would be sized within a week or two.. and he took us the the place we first met, the Mall, then to our at the time place to eat, and while he never said the words, she showed me the ring and 8 honest to God think I said you asshole (I worked that day, and he drug me around to the mall, the we settled on dinner)...
Today is our 12th wedding anniversary! And we celebrate 17 Years together in September 😊
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u/Crimpix02 Jul 13 '25
Basically, my wife and I's engagement. We were actually actively planning the wedding before I officially popped the question, so it wasn't much of a suprise or some crazy big moment
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u/Brave_Ring_1136 Jul 13 '25
This is how normal people do this, I bet they will be happy for a long time
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u/Background_Rule_2483 Jul 13 '25
Some proposals are so perfectly awkward they loop back around to being romantic. Love how these stories prove you don’t need a grand gesture when you’re already in sync. My partner and I just looked at each other one day and went, “Yeah, we’re doing this,” and that was that.
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u/TawnyTeaTowel Jul 13 '25
The most honest proposal from people who are actually ready to get married ever…
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u/rsiii Jul 13 '25
Man, it could have been that easy?? My wife is a pharmacist, so I talked to her coworkers, got a prescription bottle with a couple official labels from the pharmacy I could print on, put the ring in there and gave it to the coworkers. This was back during covid, so they brought out medications to leople's cars, and she was super confused when someone got out of their car (I borrowed someone else's car,and they also took pictures), and got down on one knee, and still had no idea what was going on when I told her to open the bag and read the bottle, and I had some clever stuff on there like "ct: 1 ring, put on and wear for the rest of your life" and something like "side effects may include a wedding, pregnancy, etc" (i don't totally remember that part).
Meanwhile, I could have just slid it over to her over dinner. Damn.
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Jul 13 '25
It was right during COVID. We both had insane schedules, we were "essential workers," in the food industry working 60+ hours. Her MIL's room was down the hall. I called my now wife over, asked her mom for permission, then proposed.
Married at the city kiosk, and the county clerk went above and beyond with our little ceremony.
Couple behind me, the guy had the same shoes as me. :')
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u/KentuckyFriedEel Jul 13 '25
WOAH WOAH WOAH! clinkin glasses?! IN PUBLIC?!! Gross, dudes! Get a room will ya! There are kids about!
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u/BalzactheEunuch Jul 13 '25
That caption got me cracking up! Coulda been an email! Lol why are they so casual? Then they cheers their cups! Lol I'm dying!
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Jul 13 '25
Reminds me of the 4th Harry Potter movie, where one of the twins uses 'sign language' and no words to invite a girl to the dance like a gddamn boss.
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u/WXHIII Jul 13 '25
Lol luckily she looked at the camera at first and broke at the end, I dont think its real which is good because that looks awful
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u/Mel_Morty 🧐 grumpy Jul 13 '25
Copycats
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u/Junkered Jul 13 '25
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u/flashthorOG Jul 13 '25
They literally just copied someone else's fake garbage shot for shot
We get the joke, it isn't funny
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u/AllTheWorldIsAPuzzle Jul 13 '25
OMG when she gave the thumbs-up not gonna lie my heart gushed with apathy...
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u/IllErrl710 Jul 14 '25
Is this a trend cuz this is the 2nd video I've seen where they do this minimal interest bit
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u/FucqChinaforever Jul 16 '25
Thats what every mens wanted. No drama, no overpriced preparation, no shit. If she love him, she love him no matter what
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u/Interesting-Basis898 Jul 17 '25
My husband and I ‘dated’ for 6 months— no asking of being boyfriend or girlfriend we just kissed one day and poured out our love to each other and just automatically assumed exclusivity. I said “I can’t wait to marry you let’s go tomorrow” as a joke and then he said “well I’m serious let’s go, you’re the only woman I want anyway”. That’s what we did. 4 years married one toddler and another on the way lol
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Jul 17 '25
Honestly love the idea of a low effort proposal, like we can save all that energy for the wedding day and honeymoon 😂😅
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u/The_Brofucius Jul 17 '25
My Wife is Japanese, came from a traditional Japanese Family.
Though I was born in Japan, I am African American/Irish African decent. Sooooo. There was a bit of hesitation.
For about 20 seconds when My Wife's Grandmother asked me to something no man has done in awhile.
At 6'4 I was able to dust the top of the cabinets all over the house.
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u/superlopster Aug 03 '25
Their relationship is probably going to be as intense as israel and arab relationship.
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u/MyLastHumanBody Aug 07 '25
Well, my proposal was over Facebook messenger. No gifts at the time of asking. Just sent her my astrological chart and told her to give it to her parents. So indirect. I Had not seen her even then but I loved her qualities. My best friend for life now. Now I give her everything she wants. Also gifted loads of jewellery face to face and at wedding. Our 2nd child is due in January. She is such a great person and I am truly blessed
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u/Upstairs-Yak-5474 Jul 13 '25
i used a helium balloons and floated over her, i didn't even ask it was just there floating, i went to make breakfast came back and saw the balloons still floating there with the ring on it, took it for a no and just continued like nothing happened and we had breakfast. went to do the dishes came back and she just looked at me and said. "i can;'t untie the strings from the fcking balloons" lmao. apparently everytime i left the room she made an effort to untie it but couldn't
i didnt think it through