The Situation
What makes this exhausting is that there is nothing to point at. Nobody is behaving badly. If you described it to a friend they would ask what the actual problem is, and you would find yourself explaining that it is the absence of something rather than the presence of anything.
What Is Usually Underneath It
In most of these cases the hesitation is older than the relationship. A marriage they watched come apart. A previous commitment that cost them something they have not replaced. Occasionally a family position on the matter that has never been stated but is perfectly audible.
That is what the work addresses: the thing sitting on top of the decision, not the decision. Three weeks of working on the bond itself, then a report describing what was there.
What Binding Means Here
The word carries a lot of baggage online, most of it wrong, so this is worth stating directly. Binding in this practice means strengthening what already connects two people. It does not mean fixing someone in place, removing their capacity to leave, or overriding a decision they have made.
That version is sold elsewhere and it does not hold. Work built against someone’s will unravels, usually at the worst possible moment, and the person you would be left holding is not the one you wanted.
What This Will Not Do
If what you are describing is one person deciding and one person hoping, this is the wrong service and I will say so rather than take the order. If they have told you clearly that they do not want a future with you, no work here changes that.
And it will not produce a proposal on a schedule. What it can do is clear what has been standing in the way of a decision that both of you have been circling for years - including, occasionally, by making it possible for them to finally say no. That outcome is rarer than the alternative and I will not pretend it never happens.