No sure how controversial this is but let me know if I posted this in the wrong room.. with that being said—

In an ideal situation, you and your significant other have been together since you were in high school and everything is going great. They’re loyal to you, very kind, basically everything you’ve ever wanted in a spouse... you’ve dated before but you know that this is the person you want to be with for the rest of your life. You two have been planing out your future since you two got together and said that you would get married once you’re both stable in your career and in other aspects of life... fastforwards ten years and everything is going as planned. You both graduated college, achieved some life goals, and both of you are moving up in your career field. You decide to buy a house together after sharing an apartment and after not talking about it for some time, you raise the question about marriage— something you are really adamant about because you’ve been wanting to get married since you were young and your significant-other knows this. Then, your significant-other says that they don’t want to get married, they’re happy with where they are and that the concept of marriage is super outdated to them... to them it’s just a piece of paper and a waste of money.

What do you do?

Do you:

A- Try to persuade them into marrying you.

B- Respect their decision and don’t get married.

C- Respect their decision but leave the relationship.

D- Wait it out a bit longer and see if they will change their mind in the future.

Comment why.