13 terrible proposal ideas that will almost definitely get you a 'no

Proposing can be a nerve-racking experience.You lay out all your sentiments and feelings, get down on one knee, and ask the biggest question you might ever ask in your entire life. And you can still get rejected.To better your odds of getting a 'yes,' avoid any of these overdone proposals and opt for something more unique. While thesemay have been the startof manyamazing marriages in the past, they've longsince become something of a bad clich.Here are 13 proposal ideas that should be avoided:1. Asking at a sports arena.Unless your partner is a die-hard (and I mean DIE-HARD)fan of the team whose stadium you're in, this proposal deserves a hard no.First of all, ifyour partner doesn't say yes you will givethe entire stadium second-hand embarrassment and it will end up on YouTube. Secondly if they do say yes, do you really want everyone (including your new fianc) to return their attention to the game seconds after you've just had one of the biggest moments of your life'2. Using a flash mob.Flash mobs had their 15 minutes of fameand yes, it was great, but the moment has passed. Unless you somehow turnthe flash mob intosomething no one has seen before, then ditch this idea and doliterally anything else.3. Popping the question on Valentine's Day.First things first, if you do this at a restaurant, it will show up every other happy couple in the room and you don't want to be the reason couples start fighting on Valentine's Day, do you'Valentine's Day already gives you areason to celebrate. If you ask on a random day rather thanFebruary 14, you'll get to add another celebration to your calendar.That makes popping bottles appropriate on one extraday every year.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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