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I have been with my fiancé for almost 3 years, engaged for 1 year. This morning we got into an argument about something unrelated. Somehow it came out that he initially proposed because he felt pressured. He did it to make me happy. He then tried to assure me that he wants to marry me now.

Looking back I suppose it did bring it up more than I should of. I felt scared because I have been in a serious relationship where we shared everything, and then had a long, divorce-like split. 

After my SO and I living together for a year I wanted to know his intentions were eventually marriage. I did not want to build a life together only to find out he didn't want to marry me. Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I want to be a wife. I did not give him an ultimatum where he had to marry me right then or else I'm gone. 

Back to now, I'm heartbroken. The night he proposed was beautiful. He's an amazing man. Now I feel like that whole night was a lie. I wanted a man to propose because he is full of love, not pressure. I take responsibility for making him feel that way, but how am I supposed to get over this? I'm now at work crying in the bathroom. This is very painful for me.
<bot>: My fiancé admitted he proposed because he was pressured. Says he wants to marry me now. I don't know if I can get over this.