GMac Facing Life Of Marriage Hell After Subtle Break Up Comments Get Horribly Misconstrued
Graeme McDowell finds himself in hot water this morning as he wakes up to the real possibility of having to spend a lifetime with girlfriend Kristin Stape after his attempts to break up with her gently were horribly misconstrued.
Instead of ending their relationship as planned in a quiet place atop the Burj Al Arab Hotel where nobody would be able to hear her crying, GMac was shocked as Stape turned the tables, dropping to one knee ring in hand and proposed marriage as a marching band, friends and family streamed onto the rooftop.
âWhat the hell could I doâ a shocked McDowell said afterwards adding âThis has gone completely arseways. How in the name of God do I get out of this one?â
Stape somehow misinterpreted McDowellâs recent strange behaviour including wanting to be left alone, going for pints with his mates and cryptic comments about their future; as signs that he was about to pop the question. The former interior designer thought the fact that they didnât go out for dinner, to the movies or with other couples to socialize anymore, meant that GMac was saving up for âone hell of a diamond.â
âWhen he mentioned needing to make a âbig decision soonâ and âwanting to explore new possibilitiesâ, I knew there and then it time to book the wedding organizer. I canât wait Iâm so excitedâ, said Stape.
âHe kept saying âyou deserve to be happyâ and âthereâs no point waiting around for meâ so I decided if thereâs no point waiting for him, I would get the question in first; I knew he would love thatâ.
"Graemeâs been mooching around saying heâd like to move back to Northern Ireland where his family and friends are," Stape said. "If thatâs not the talk of a man whose planning to settle down for the long haul, I donât know what is."
Stape revealed McDowell has not formally invited her to move back to Irish soil, in the event that he does moveâ"an omission Stape attributes to his fears that she may not want to go.
"Heâs such a dote, always thinking about me, he goes on and on about how I'd hate the cold weather and the constant rain in Portrush," Stape said. "Itâs wonderful how he always puts me first, he should realize that I would follow him to the ends of Earth."
More as it emerges.
Only messinâ GMac, we love ya and wish you both long life and happiness!
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