Some Women in UK Want to Be Proposed To via a Tech Device
Jan 08, 2014 00:33
Call me old school, but I would much rather propose to a woman by getting down on my knees and popping the question. Unless you're the kind of guy who knows how to do romantic stuff with tech.
Check out what this one guy did for his girlfriend's birthday:
But not everyone is like me. I'm not creative. I don't think I'll do a very good job making a video of my proposal. And because of that, if you are part of the 15% of women in the UK who want to be popped the question by way of some kind of tech, then I guess we're not going to meet.
A recent survey by British events company Chillisauce found that 15% of women in the UK prefer that a man propose to them via a tech device. Of that 15%, 40% chose social media, while another 35% preferred to have it done over the phone.
Women also showed little interest in proposals through song (6%), dance (6%) or poem (6%).
So what do you think? Would you consider proposing to your special lady friend through some form of medium that does not involve you getting down on your knees?
Check out what this one guy did for his girlfriend's birthday:
But not everyone is like me. I'm not creative. I don't think I'll do a very good job making a video of my proposal. And because of that, if you are part of the 15% of women in the UK who want to be popped the question by way of some kind of tech, then I guess we're not going to meet.
A recent survey by British events company Chillisauce found that 15% of women in the UK prefer that a man propose to them via a tech device. Of that 15%, 40% chose social media, while another 35% preferred to have it done over the phone.
Women also showed little interest in proposals through song (6%), dance (6%) or poem (6%).
So what do you think? Would you consider proposing to your special lady friend through some form of medium that does not involve you getting down on your knees?
