I appreciate the effort you and the team put into preparing this proposal. However, [give a clear reason], we have decided to decline the offer. I regret that we're unable to go forward with the proposal at this time. We appreciate the quality of this work and the excellent reputation of your company.
Thank you for your interest in [your company]. I have enjoyed learning more about [the client's business] so that I can better understand your needs. I understand you are hesitant to move forward with our proposal because of [the reason the client gave]. I admire your caution with this decision.
Your commitment to this person makes you feel freer to achieve your goals. A healthy marriage requires each person to grow in their own interests and goals. When your relationship makes you feel more capable of achieving your personal goals, that's reason to say "yes" to their proposal.
You should accept his proposal! Yes, he is the man of your life. He is proposing to you to be your soulmate. Go for it and say Yes with a tight hug.
You may share a great bond with a person, but not see yourself being married to them. In such a scenario, you can turn down the marriage proposal in a respectful way and tell the person that they deserve better. "You can tell them - With me, I don't see a bright future for you.
And let me make one thing super, extra, crystal clear: If you're not over-the-moon ecstatic to say "yes" to a proposal, it's more than OK to say "no." Whatever your reasoning is, that's good enough!
Rejected proposals are often kept on the DL, but experts want you to know that you can and should say no if he pops the question and things don't feel right. "Saying no to a proposal is always an option," says Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D., psychotherapist and author of Love Styles: How to Celebrate Your Differences.
Tell them your answer in person, if possible. It's only fair. If you or they are too emotional for an in-person refusal, then a telephone conversation or a hand-written letter are the next best options. You should not use a highly impersonal method like text messaging to turn them down.
Kindly tell someone you are not interested with more empathy. For ex: “I appreciate your honesty, but right now., I am looking for a serious relationship or casual relationship, or I am not interested in the relationship because I have some time-consuming engagement. I hope you find someone worthy.”
We very much doubt they'll notice which knee you're on, but if you would like to be traditional, then your left knee should be on the ground, while the right knee should be up. The ring box should be in your left hand, and the box should be opened with your right hand.
One in five people (20%) say that couples should generally date for 12-18 months before getting engaged. Another 15% say they should date for 18-24 months, while another 15% think two to three years of dating is ideal. Women tended to be more slightly cautious than men.
Most couples date for two or more years before getting engaged, with many dating anywhere from two to five years. Once the question is popped, the average length of engagement is between 12 and 18 months. What Is the Best Age to Get Married?
Guilt and resentment often reflect an anxiety around saying no that comes from feeling responsible for the other person's reaction. When you feel guilt and resentment, you have an opportunity to reflect on whether you are fulfilling your responsibilities in saying 'no. ' If so, you must try, try, try, to … let go.
Saying “no” can be hard when the situation at hand is something to which you want to say “yes.” Identify your primary goal, and consider the advantages and disadvantages of your decision. Stay focused on your goal and don't allow other people or societal pressures to influence you.
' She advises that if you are proposed to and love your partner, and do still want to be with them, but aren't ready for, or don't believe in, marriage then you have to be upfront about it, and tell them that you rejecting the proposal doesn't mean that you want to end the relationship.
Women often rejected a proposal because they thought it was too soon in the relationship, they were too young, they were experiencing relationship problems (for example, they had broken up), or they thought they were incompatible with their partner.
There are many good reasons for rejecting a proposal: uncertainty that this is a solid marriage partner, not really knowing one another well enough, wondering if the person asking really means it, or that it is the timing is right.