I find myself in a strange situation and would love to hear some other people's opinions. While my boyfriend and I were visiting my parents at the weekend, my bf asked my father for his blessing and told him he loves me very much. My father told my mother who then rang me the next day to tell me! As the proposal would have been a surprise I feel she has both robbed me of this and has disrespected my bf. Also I'm sure she has told all the family already. My bf and I are always very open with each other, i feel I'm almost lying to him by hiding my knowledge. The other side of me ecstatic, I'm madly in love with him and we've always talked of marraige/children. So do I play dumb and act surprised when it does happen? Or do I tell him? Also... I'm very annoyed with my mother. Even though i've told her this and that she's ruined a surprise she. doesn't care as she got to gossip the Tory first! If I get angry with her she'll get emotional and the she'll see herself as the victim. Any advice greatly appreciated? What would you do?
Re: Mother told me boyfriend's proposal plans
He still managed to surprise me though. We made plans one weekend to go to Ikea and Cheesecake Factory (usually an occasional thing - we go for our anniversary or Valentine's Day and stuff like that). So I just knew he was going to propose while we were there.
Instead he threw me off and proposed the night before, outside the area we went on our first date
So it might not be a complete surprise, but you still don't know when, where, or how. There is still fun to be had!
Anyway, any advise I can give is you still do not know when and how your BF will propose. You guys have obviously talked about getting engaged so its no secret that its going to happen. And you never know, he may be waiting awhile to actually propose, so don't get too excited until it happens. Let your mom know you would appreciate not telling anyone until it the engagement is official. I know its hard and I definitely had moments where I felt I needed to "look nice" every time we went out in case he proposed, but just let it happen naturally. Don't let yourself get caught up in the "whenwill it happen." I gave up trying to figure out when it would happen and FI caught me off guard so the proposal was still memorable and unforgetable and I wouldn't have planned it any other way.
I was in a similar situation and its just as fun and exciting watching how cute and nervous they get as they lead up to it!!!
[QUOTE]Don't say anything!!! I was in a similar situation and its just as fun and exciting watching how cute and nervous they get as they lead up to it!!!
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</div><div>I agree completely. That was kind of how mine went. I kind of knew something was gonna happen just from the way he was acting, it was more a matter of when. And that caught me off guard. My shy, "anti pda", "tough ex army guy" man proposed in front of our entire church, 300+ people. Yeah, he's braver than I thought, but on a way different level now. He was so nervous too... Someone videoed it and you can see how pale he was. </div><div>
</div><div>Any who, just go with it, and pretend you know nothing. </div><div>
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