How I Got Him To Marry Me: 50 True Stories, is now available
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Condensed description:
He likes it. Now get him to put a ring on it! Learn from
these 50 stories of women who have been there! You don't have to interview 50
married women to find out how they managed to get that ring on their finger.
The author has done that for you. All 50 were married after 1990, so this is
modern information for our changing times. Read and find out how you can get
him to marry you and not just live together!
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Excerpt (with author's permission):
By my senior year, I was so ready to get married. It seemed
like everyone in our graduating class was engaged except for us, and we were
the only couple that had been together since freshman year. I was dropping so
many hints about marriage that I was sure I would get in trouble for littering.
I mean, I'd had the wedding planned in my mind since sophomore year; if we
waited any longer, the engagement would seem like an afterthought.
But Paul was not ready to commit.
"But we're still so young," he would argue, and
"you're the first person I've ever dated."
"But that doesn't automatically mean that we aren't
right for each other," I would argue back. "It's not like there's
some rule that you have to date x number of people before you meet the right
one, or that it's impossible to meet her before you reach a certain age. If
we're right for each other, then we're actually really lucky because we've
avoided painful breakups and years of loneliness."
While he couldn't argue with my logic, I did not receive a
ring any time soon.
He saw no reason to rush into an engagement while we were
both perfectly happy dating. To him, an engagement wasn't necessary to keep me
exclusively his because the guys at our college would steer clear of a girl if
they so much as saw her walking down the sidewalk with another guy.
As a girl, I was not so fortunate. At our small, private
college, girls outnumbered the guys at least 4 to 1. In the minds of all the
single gals on campus, the fact that Paul and I had been dating ever since
freshman year was no deterrent. They would flirt every opportunity they had
until we were engaged. I was eaten up with jealousy any time he mentioned the
name of another girl.
What I did not know then was that Jealousy is the glue that
holds dating relationships together. Soon, I found out how powerful Jealousy
was.
Like I said, most guys typically ignored me because they
knew that I was Paul's girlfriend. But one day, I was sitting outside the
school cafeteria, waiting for Paul to join me for lunch, when Kevin, a pre-med
I knew from economics class, came up and put his arm around me! I was kinda
creeped out by this. He'd never even talked to me before, and I knew he already
had a girlfriend. Three, actually. So I had no idea what was wrong with him.
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