Kneeling to propose💍// is it a CULTURE or does it show HONOR to the lady// let’s talk🤔
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
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The girl on black long sleeve has a good point
Do you mean Diamond?
This video is educative and entertaining
Great job.
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It's more or less a mindset thing, some of us ladies enjoy the extra show of affection and romance for some others, it could be something simpler.
It shows honour and it's now seen as a culture🤷
👌 I actually think its a mindset thing too.
Thank you 🙏 ❤so much for sharing.
My turn e be like say I go lie down ooo then maybe row from one end to the other 😁😁😁
😂😂 what if she con say no?
@@iam_tage I go continue the the rolling meet the next girl
@@LAYF331 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂funny as hell...
I'll say it's both a culture and honour.
It's a culture because it has become a way of life per say when most persons propose. Knowing that for something to be a culture it most have the characteristics of culture which social behaviour is part of it. So yha it is a culture
It is honour because what ladies call love is affection which in a nut shell can be seen as romance. It gives them this feeling that the guy so much value them.
But kneeling shouldn't be a stand point for proposal.
Know your spouse,if she's the type that kneeling means so much to,then i mean do it while you add other romantic way😊. If it doesn't,make sure to spice it up and not just telling her marry me
Omo I've written enough
👌yha.. you have
Thank you 🙏 so much for sharing.
I think it's a culture as well as you honouring the woman. To me it's a culture because it was here before we came, we came and met it so it was seen as a way of doing that particular thing.
I think it's an honour to some people because it is seen as a culture let me explain if this is something that is seen as the proper way of doing this particular thing when it's not done like this some women feel like is it that hard for you to kneel and ask for my hand or am I not worthy enough. Let me give an example when learning how to drive they tell you to keep both hands on the wheel but when you master it you could use one hand but when people enter your car sometimes they are afraid you don't know how to drive because it's not how it's usually done.
But for me I think it's a culture and I wouldn't mind if my husband's doesn't even if it makes me feel really really nice if he does.
Oh woow...
Thank you ❤ so much for sharing.