Forgive me for saying this
And no offense to Justin, or the 3,000 people who liked the tumblr marriage proposal, but I don’t really think it’s all that great of a way to propose. I mean yeah, you made a video. And I mean yeah, you put it on the top of everyone’s tumblr dashboard. I just don’t think it’s so good, you know?
It seems kinda impersonal to me. I don’t know all of the details, but I don’t think that not proposing to someone in person is the best idea. Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I would get on one knee in a park somewhere before I did that to my future wife, the same way I would never propose to my wife at a Red Sox game (Broncos game maybe, but no one else). I just don’t really like it.
I know. I know. This make me a woman, for critiquing someone’s proposal. But don’t get me wrong, I just don’t think it’s really as great as everyone seemed to think it was, due to the fact that 3,000 people had liked it in probably 5 minutes. I hope they have a happy marriage. A super happy marriage!
And I’m sure no one will know what I’m talking about, because they probably already took it down. So if you don’t understand, just ignore this.
I agree. I was hoping that it showed up and he was next to her with a ring. That would be a little bit more okay, I think.
Justin actually works for IndyMogul, they have a web series about filmmaking on a budget…or no budget, ha. You can see all of Justin’s videos on vimeo too- It’s been like a thing for them. He made one for their anniversary- she’s an actor in a lot of the videos he makes for the show and he’s been video blogging since 2004 and for the duration of the relationship…I’m assuming. So I don’t really see any other way he could do it. I feel like it was super personalized. Video maybe hasn’t defined their relationship, but it’s definitely played an integral role. I don’t actually know him at all- I just stalk him a little. Indy Mogul will do that to you. I wish them the best.



