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His proposal, instead, included an unmarked white fan with him and his friend in ski masks abducting his “future wife” without anyone knowing what was going on. They decided to pull this while she was hanging out with her friend, who also had no idea about the proposal. So when she witnessed two strangers trying to pull her into a mysterious van, she went into full bestie protection mode and started throwing hands and spraying pepper spray. Now the boyfriend is mad and the bestie traumatized… What would you do?
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"AITA for destroying my best friend's proposal because I believed she was being kidnapped?"
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Woman 'spoils' her bestie's wedding proposal when she mistakes it as a kidnapping, ‘eccentric’ fiancé upset: ‘It seemed real. She was crying they had masks and IT WAS A LITERAL VAN!’
Some women dream of their marriage proposal their entire lives. It has to be perfect. So they drop hints to their longterm partner, just in case they're thinking about popping the question. Some hints are hard to decipher more than others, but as the relationships carries on, it's pretty easy to determine what your future forever-partner wants. And if you can't figure that out, maybe you need to reevaluate your relationship…
For example, this girlfriend told her boyfriend that if he ever proposed to her, she would want it to be like the movies. Usually, that would probably mean some sort of rom-com, perhaps a proposal on the jumbotron at some sporting event or a picturesque moment on the beach during sunset. Movies like 50 First Dates or Fever Pitch. Not movies like Dog Day Afternoon or Birds of Prey… Unfortunately, this guy did not understand that for some reason…