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Hello all,
Greetings…

Here is a bit/bite of idle brain…

Let us assign:
A – 1, B – 2, C – 3, D – 4, E – 5, F – 6, G – 7, H – 8, I – 9, J – 10,
K – 11, L – 12, M – 13, N – 14, O – 15, P – 16, Q – 17, R – 18,
S – 19, T – 20, U – 21, V – 22, W – 23, X – 24, Y – 25, Z – 26.

Now, please check this out:

A humble proposal… “Will you please marry me?” = “4 3 6 5 2?” (counting the letters in each word respectively).

A statement which actually forms the base for a long and strong relation in life… includes a sequence in itself… (jumbled 2 3 4 5 6) for a positive answer of ‘S’ (YES), a 1 letter word. And definitely not for a negative answer of ‘NO’ (i.e. 2 / two letter word).

Now, considering the above; we see that the letter S is assigned 19, (1+9 = 10 / 1+0 = 1) and letters N and O (which make NO) have 14 and 15 respectively, (14+15 = 29 / 2+9 = 11 / 1+1 = 2).

Hence, we need ‘1’ to make a sequence of ‘2 3 4 5 6’, a complete (successive) progression and so a successful relation. And an answer of 2 (NO), may make the person who proposes, just a 2 (just ‘me’) for life instead of being ‘we’… sometimes (if there has been ‘1 4 3’ (I Love You) earlier… in that relation) because, Fevicol might fix any broken thing… but not a broken heart.

Well, seems to be an unlikely coincidence with numbers; a strange fact in life… :)

Just for fun… Have a nice life...

All the best and take care...
With thanks, regards and best wishes,
Kanth.