56 Women Who Rejected Proposals — And Their Jaw-Dropping Reasons Will Change How You See Love Forever
I said no, got out of his truck and went back inside.
A month later he told me he was going to be a dad. He knocked someone up around the time he wanted me back.
I said no because we’re not ready! We’ve been long distance for 3 years now, and although we love each other very much, he knows I won’t marry him until we’re both settled in together. Still, he asks almost three times a week, and it’s become a bit of a laugh for us. He tries to sneak the question in without me noticing, and I add ridiculous conditions to my yes.
I’m sure that when we decide to get married, he’ll be too nervous to actually ask properly. He’ll probably end up farting in bed and threatening to Dutch oven me if I don’t say yes.
It’s not all bad in “no” world.
He asked me which Indiana Jones movies I liked. I told him the first and third ones were good, but didn’t care for Temple of Doom (this was before the 4th one came out). Right then and there he got down on one knee and proposed to me with the taco he was about to eat. Five years later we’re still dating.
Edit: It was a hard shell standard issue taco bell taco; it was later eaten but I don’t remember by who. The whole thing was over shadowed when we walked outside and found the physics department assembling a trebuchet.
The answer was some day; being college students at the time and now working professionals we’re not in a good financial or career spot to get married yet.
Two friends in my old high-school clique dated for a couple months when we were all 14. We still remained friends after high-school but the guy never got over the girl, he was scary obsessed. Before we all went our separate ways for college, the dude came out of nowhere and asked me once if we were both single by 30 if I would agree to marry him. He was 100% serious. I said no thanks. I wasn’t interested in him and he did it out of desperation and wanting to make his ex mad, because we were once best friends.
He eventually dated a whole bunch of unstable and (not to be cruel) very unfortunate looking women. He had low self-esteem and didn’t take care of himself after the breakup. He actually married one a year or so before he turned 30. He spent most of his 20s harassing his old girlfriend, and driving by her house playing “their song” on the radio as loudly as possible. Cops were called.
Even at 30, He still stalks his high-school ex-girlfriend/my old friend from time to time and sits outside her place of work staring at her through the window, trying to get her attention. Yet again, she’s had to call the cops a number of times. It’s really awkward for her because she has to explain to her co-workers “Yeah, that’s some guy I dated for 2 months when I was a freshman in high-school… can we get him out of here?”.
I said no because i honestly was not prepared for such commitment so early and that fast. We have been seeing each other for about a year I was 22 he was 24 and was always the super romantic kind of guy, Don’t get me wrong i love this but it he was always rushing things way too early and too soon. Luckily he didn’t plan a fancy proposal kind of thing just surprise asked me at home so I had to say no then. It didn’t take long for us to break up eventually.
He was already married, offered to get divorced for me, and asked me multiple times with a ring. I have no idea why in the hell he kept asking. We were coworkers and he saw me as a challenge, I think. So obviously, said no every time.
When I was a little kid I didn’t understand marriage obviously all I knew is you marry someone you love and I loved my mom so I would always ask her to marry me and it made me so sad when she would say no.
It was simply a ridiculous suggestion. We had been on and off, he hadn’t been speaking to me for months until about a week before the proposal, and we hadn’t discussed even *dating* again and suddenly he was on one knee with an actual diamond ring.
One guy – we worked together. Never dated until my divorce was final. He asked me to marry him less than 1 month after it was final. Nope. Nope. Nope.
Not me personally, but one of my close girlfriends.
She was dating this guy for 8 years, he proposed, she said no because he wasn’t going anywhere with his life (not sure if true, i only know he’s been working in a retail store for years and gained a lot of weight).
Her saying no was just too hard to recover from, and they broke up. He’s been doing a Facebook rampage about her, starting to work out and stuff, while she found someone who she seems to love dearly.
We were 19. He proposed with a cubic zirconia ring and pretended to impress me (and all of our friends) by stating it was real.
In general, he was a chronic liar and cheater. Very insecure and seemed to be the type who wanted to “trap” someone into marriage. I was much more insecure and passive then.














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