(Closed) Did anyone NOT cry when their man proposed?

• jessiebean
• 7 years ago

• Wedding: May 2013

I felt this weird feeling in my stomach when I realized he was proposing, but no tears. I probably won’t be able to hold back when we get married though…

• mjwyatt84
• 7 years ago

• Wedding: March 2013

Congrats on your engagement!!!

No I did not cry! 2 reasons 1) I am so not the emotional type at all. I don’t really cry at happy things. I cry at sad things people dying. Sad movies things like that yes. 2) I totally knew it was coming cause I peeked and saw the ring in the drawer the day before Valentine’s Day. I pretended to be surprised so I was trying to act surprised/cry/say yes……hahahaha. It was still perfect:)

• PrettyinPink45
• 7 years ago

No tears here! I knew it was coming within that weekend, so it wasn’t a shock. However, I did start shaking uncontrollably to the point where my Fiance wanted to know if I was ok. Haha! 

• FutureMrsSlagle
• 7 years ago

• Wedding: June 2015

Yes I cried a bit and the most embaressing part is he loves to tell people that too!!

• ED13
• 7 years ago

• Wedding: June 2013

I didn’t really cry until a half hour or so after he asked me and I am a total crier. I really think the experience is something like happy shock! I DID however experience what I can only describe as tunnel vision – it was like everything else besides him went fuzzy and my knees were shaking SO bad I thought I was going to pass out. I just kept saying “Ohmygod, ohmygod, ohmyGOD! ohmygod” and totally freaking out. I think at one point I told him I was going to throw up. Ha! His favorite part of the proposal is that when he got down on one knee and held out the ring, I grabbed it from his hand without even letting him put it on my hand and started screeching. I was just so excited! 

So happy for you 🙂 

• MrsPadlock2B
• 7 years ago

• Wedding: July 2013

I bawled like a baby lol

• kittylove13
• 7 years ago

• Wedding: October 2013

I didn’t cry either! I was just really happy and excited 🙂

Also I didn’t cry when I found my dress….but I just knew it was the one. I know a lot of ladies cry but I didn’t and thats ok. When I get really emotional….I get red everywhere! My face and chest were all red and splotchy….really hoping that doesn’t happen during the ceremony!

• ohhbitty
• 6 years ago

• Wedding: January 2014

@Peacockfeather:  I would love to know where you got your psychology degree because according to mine you are so far off its got me giggling quite a bit!

didn’t mama ever tell you not to trust everything you read off the internet?!

As for the rest, thank you ladies for your posts! I know I’m a bit behind but I am coming up to my THIRD proposal from my fiance. First I cried after but wanted to wait to tell the family when we had a ring, second time I laughed hysterically at his impatience because he couldnt wait a month for the ring to arrive and now I’m just patiently waiting on the third and very nervous that I won’t react how I want!

• Prettygirltisha
• 6 years ago

• Wedding: July 2014

I actually couldn’t stop giggling, I’m not sure if it was a nervous mechanism or what?!?

• Kwhoa
• 6 years ago

• Wedding: May 2014

I cried, but I’m a crier!!! I cry at commercials. I feel like the one in Mean Girls who has lots of feelings sometimes!!! 

• 208bride
• 6 years ago

• Wedding: September 2014

I teared up a bit, but no tear fall!  FI was surprised but not disappointed, I don’t think.

I’m going to cry like a baby during vows I bet!

• ltj14
• 6 years ago

• Wedding: June 2014

Yes, I cried… A LOT! It was such an overwhelmingly happy moment. It was the best moment of my life to date! I cry when I see people getting married and having babies too. However, while I was extremely happy when I tried on the wedding dress of my dreams, that did not cause me to cry.

@208bride:  Ahhh, I know! I’m worried that I will be crying uncontrollably during the vows, haha.

@Peacockfeather:  I feel really sorry for you if you have never experienced happy tears. That tells me that you are a pretty insensitive person. Also, you said you have a degree in your claims. What degree is this? I didn’t know there was a degree in the causes of tears. If your degree is in psychology like other posters have said, mine is too. That doesn’t make you an expert on everything involving human emotion. Again, I am sorry that you have never experienced happy tears. That’s a shame. But just because you haven’t personally experienced it, doesn’t mean that they aren’t “real.” Tears can be caused by many things – including overwhelming emotions. These emotions can be sad OR happy. Tears do not always equal distress. This is pretty common sense. Your claims are outrageous.