Damn, no popcorn emote I can't relate tho, I only somehow got a bf about nine months ago

Moon Star wrote:LOL what a way to propose! xDDD

I definetely don't see the romanticism in proposals, or in most things that are supposed to be romantic tbh.
So I suppose the proposal fits me just perfectly

Amura wrote:I definetely don't see the romanticism in proposals, or in most things that are supposed to be romantic tbh.
So I suppose the proposal fits me just perfectly

Me neither, so I guess it's just perfect. :)

jacobgrey wrote:My hubby proposed after 6 years. To be honest I think he only got around to it finally because we went on holiday to Paris (at his suggestion), and he didn't propose while we were there and I got really upset, and he realised he needed to do it soon or he'd be in trouble XD

OH DEAR. Well, better late than never???

Husband went the very romantic route of proposing where we first kissed on our two years anniversary. Which is adorable. I totally knew he would though.
We did talk it out before though.

jacobgrey wrote:

Kuuki wrote: Honestly I admire you for taking your mom along. I would NEVER.

I guess it turned out to be a bad decision, because nowadays we don't have contact with one another at all haha. I would say maybe it would have been better if we only saw each other at Christmas and on birthdays instead of spending so much time together, but tbh, she wasn't the kind of person that would allow this - she always wanted to be center of attention.

OMG do we have the same mom? I managed to get/run away before it got bad enough to get no contact but honestly I was close. We communicate only by email and we FaceTime when brother is with her so at least I have a buffer. I only see her very very rarely and it finally works perfectly fine (she still manages to annoy me from time to time but it's manageable)

Your boyfriend invites you to Paris and your brain switches to "he's-gonna-propose!" mode.
If my boyfriend had invited me to Paris, my brain would switch to "croissssssants!!!" mode xD

No need to go to Paris for croissant though ^^
(and now I want some and of course there's no good bakery open right now around me)

... you're making me hungry....

/starts mentally rummaging through the kitchen cupboards

Yes, of course, there is no need to go to Paris for a croissant.
But if I were to Paris, believe me, I would be all over croissants, and macarons, and all the yummy stuff such as cheese.

Wherever I go I always try to eat local dishes and pastries, it's something I love.

Drinking coffee with a croissant for breakfast outdoors was one of my favorite thing to do when I was still living in France. Now it's more coffee with toast but it's still something I like to do.

And the cheese, my, if only I could have more cheese I would be a lore happier.