Best excuses for not wearing your wedding ring.
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Dena
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My husband is an electrician in an industrial setting. Wearing his wedding ring could increase the chances of him getting his hand stuck in a machine and thereby having his finger smashed or completely removed. I'd say that's a fairly good excuse.
My father didn't wear a ring for the entire 30 years he was married to my mother. Now he has a new wife and he wears a wedding ring. It annoys the crap out of me but I figure she probably makes him wear it.
My father didn't wear a ring for the entire 30 years he was married to my mother. Now he has a new wife and he wears a wedding ring. It annoys the crap out of me but I figure she probably makes him wear it.
Brother Vinny
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Well, mine is silver inlaid with leaves of Black Hill Gold. One of the leaves popped free of its housing, so I used Scotch tape to hold the leaf in place until I could afford to have it repaired and put it in the sock drawer, and it has since gone missing.
I know, pretty lame, right?
I know, pretty lame, right?
I've heard lot's of guys claim they are allergic to gold, silver, or metal.
My late husband was a correctional officer. He wasn't allowed to wear his ring to work.
Brother Vinny
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SDA's typically won't wear them for religious reasons. I don't agree with that, but I wouldn't say those reasons are lame.
illusionray
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Neither the husband nor the wife should be forced to wear it imo. It's just a ring :idunno:
Dena
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My husband's ring is titanium.
Dena
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I only wear mine when I leave the house which from what I gather, is a little weird. All of the women I know wear their wedding set all the time. I find jewelry very uncomfortable, so I don't wear it much. But it's weird, though I don't wear my ring 75% of the time (I'm home a lot), if I leave the house without I feel like I'm missing something and it drives me crazy.
Brother Vinny
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So, really, what was the purpose of this thread? Is there a subtle implication here that a man who doesn't wear his ring is up to no good, so his reasons must be "lame"?
Nimrod
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Brother Vinny
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No. Not all men. Just you, you dirt bag
Hey, if I'm desperate enough, I'll just tell the broad I'm recently widowed. Conjure up memories of my childhood dog to get the waterworks going, and I'm halfway there. :devil:
I've never worn jewelry of any sort, from chains to rings to watches.
I said that to a class I was teaching once and the girls were shocked. Then I asked the class, "Am I married?" And they admitted to not only knowing that but to whom and for how long.
Married is a state of mind. Faithful is a reflection of that state. Locks and rings only keep the marginally honest and mildly dedicated in their places.
I said that to a class I was teaching once and the girls were shocked. Then I asked the class, "Am I married?" And they admitted to not only knowing that but to whom and for how long.
Married is a state of mind. Faithful is a reflection of that state. Locks and rings only keep the marginally honest and mildly dedicated in their places.
Brother Vinny
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I had my left ear pierced back when I was 18. I fell out of love with the idea and let the hole close after about a year. I think that experience taught me that I never want a tattoo.
There is no excuse for not wearing it.