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Woman Creates Musical to Propose to Girlfriend

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It appears we are living in a golden age of extravagant lesbian proposals. Tennis legend Martina Navratilova proposed to her girlfriend Julia Lemigova at the US Open, and a crowd of thousands cheered them on.

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However, they appear to have been upstaged by this Los Angeles couple, Kriss Marr and Lauren-Joy Goss. According to the website How He Asked, Marr suprised Goss by picking her up from work in a town car, driving her home and telling her to pack an overnight bag and get ready for a night on the town.

The first stop was the restaurant where they had their first date, then on to a local theatre where Marr told Goss she would be seeing a brand new musical. Little did she know it would tell the story of her relationship with Marr, performed entirely by family and friends. You can watch the show and experience some feelings below.

Sophie Joske


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