The Proposal Code: How to Get Him to Commit, Propose & Protect Yourself — The Complete 191-Page System Backed by 160+ Real Studies

He loves you. So why hasn't he proposed?

The Proposal Code is the complete 191-page system — the commitment psychology, the proposal playbook, and the financial protection strategy — built on 160+ real, cited studies. This is the book the other guides lead to.

You've done everything right. The relationship works, his friends know your name, the years are adding up — and the question still hasn't come. That gap between committed and chosen isn't fixed by patience. It's fixed by understanding exactly how the decision forms in his mind — and building the conditions for it.

Part I — The Conversion. The science of how commitment actually forms: the 90-day window, why men decide instead of slide, how wealthy men test you, handling his gatekeepers (the assistant, the best friend, the ex-wife), the exclusivity ladder — plus a frank, research-backed chapter on sex, timing, and desire that contradicts almost everything you've been told.

Part II — The Proposal. The tactical playbook: realistic timelines by his profile (never-married, divorced, widowed), engineering the decision moment, escaping the cohabitation trap, breaking a stall, the truth about ultimatums, turning the prenup conversation into an accelerant, and winning over the committee of lawyers and adult children around a wealthy man.

Part III — The Protection. The section nobody else will write: money rules before the ring, the prenup playbook from the non-wealthy side (sunset clauses, escalators), reading his real balance sheet — trusts, LLCs, illiquid wealth — separate property hygiene, the red flags of economic control, divorce math, and what happens if he dies first.

Every claim is cited. Every study is real — Gottman, Rusbult, Stanley, Kahneman, and 150+ more, with the full six-page reference list at the back. It closes with a fill-in My Proposal Plan worksheet and word-for-word scripts throughout.

$49. Instant PDF download. 191 pages. All sales are final on digital products — read it with a highlighter.