Avocado marriage proposal is the latest trend dividing the internet: 'It's an abomination!'
Avocados are now being sliced open and used as a box to present engagement rings in.

While many couples who choose to get married have quirky or unusual stories behind their engagement, a new trend in proposals has put them all to shame.
It seems a few young people are choosing to present rings to their prospective marriage partners not in a beautiful black velvet box as is seen in the movies, but in an avocado.
A few examples of this unusual act have gained attention on social media. One story was of a yogi named Taylor Selby, who shared a photo of her boyfriend popping the question with an avocado last year.
Another was a woman tucking into an avocado before being surprised with her boyfriend dropping down on one knee.
Whatever the circumstances, one thing is clear - the internet is opinionated on it.
Many people shared their frustrations at this potential relationship trend online.
One person reacted to the news with: "No. In fact, I think it signals the end of the world."
Another said: "THIS IS AN ABOMINATION!"
Is there anything more devastating in this world than the avocado proposal pic.twitter.com/7Si5NWBALX
— Pandora Sykes (@PINsykes) February 21, 2018
Just say NO! to the Avocado AND the Proposal!! pic.twitter.com/3VCJYKwPuH
— James (@1Carp777) February 21, 2018
One person asked a fair question about how it works.
Mostly I wonder about the logistics of neatly slicing your avocado just prior to proposing, because a brown avocado is not going to cut it.
— D (@DThau) February 21, 2018
Not everyone was against it. One person said: "[sic] I don't want to get married but IF I did I'd want the proposal to be really out there so an avocado would maybe be good. Or something dinosaur-based."
Another said: "I would very much like my proposal to be with an avocado."
Another said: "[sic] to be honest an avocado proposal doesn't sound all that bad. Can I eat it after?"