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233 I proposed to my fiancée twice. The second yes felt even better than the first.

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Jamie Evan Bichelman @ Business Insider · today 12:18 EDT

I proposed to my fiancée twice. The second yes felt even better than the first.

My fiancée said yes when I asked her to marry me the first time, but I decided to propose again anyway and the second time was even better.

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