My random thoughts:

WGs who naturally have the qualities of being the best gf/wife rather than acting it out. They found the guy of their dreams but don't really know how to make him attracted to her, so she ask her friends for advice.

Problem is that most of her friends are single as well, and failing in maintaining a relationship. They gave her initial attraction advice which is a success, but when the guy really likes her and doesn't mind her job goes to propose to her, she follows more advice from the same friends that based their opinions on what they think would work, or is secretly jealous of this successful WG that they purposely gave advice that's meant to break them up.

My concern is that this WG could've trusted a guy who is willing to go out of their way, accept that she's working in a job most parents would be ashamed of and promise her the world, but she's still adamant her friend's wrong advice is good advice. A little bit of testing and teasing here and there is acceptable, as it is normal for guys to show effort to his future wife even once they're married and have kids.

My advice for WGs in the future when they found the guy they like, be it a customer or someone they've met outside of work, is to not follow silly advice that would bring a guy to the brink of leaving the relationship. It's already happening to many young non-WGs where they're prematurely shit testing potential bfs without even going out on the first date, and they're complaining in droves about not being able to find good guys these days. I believe karma is the reason why these young girls can't even land good guys.

If you give guys a chance at knowing you a little better, they will automatically put in the effort at winning your heart over. It's not always about external beauty - how you present yourself to your potential partner is crucial.

I wish I can see my crush soon. I will make it up to her for any hurt I've caused her. I really miss her very much.