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By NewlyDread - 06/02/2013 02:31 - Canada - Toronto
OP: you expect too much. he's a saint to still want to marry you. why don't you buy him one instead? see how high you can go lol
Really? My husband spent a total of like 30 bucks on my set, and I couldn't have asked for anything more! It's beautiful and best yet, if it gets lost or stolen, we're not out a large amount of money.
You know, I'm sorry, but I've got to take the OP's side here. There's too many things wrong with this. It wasn't thoughtful. Sorry, it just wasn't. Picking a ring should be either a man's responsibility entirely or a joint effort. $200 is definitely a low-end price for a ring if he can afford video games and video game consoles. (Talk about expensive keep up!) My boyfriend is an avid gamer and I actually spoke with him about this, too. He doesn't think she's being spoiled, either. And we both think $1000 is a more decent price for a ring. It would only take a little saving up for most people to be able to afford it. The fact that he wanted her to pick out her own ring for so little was pretty inconsiderate, and I'd honestly be a little upset myself. However, if my boyfriend went and picked out a lovely ring that was perfect for me and cost $20, I'd be all for it. Either do the work yourself and be considerate, or try to be a little less callous on the price of the actual ring. There's not a lot of quality, long-lasting jewelry for under $200. Just saying.
Boatkicker, it doesn't. It's an assumption. She's assuming stuff to make the OP's boyfriend/fiance look bad, without cause. It's really quite funny.
P.S. I am also against diamonds. Not that it has anything to do with the post, but when my boyfriend and I get engaged, he knows he is to buy me a white sapphire, because I never wish to have a diamond. And I still think $1000 is about perfect for the majority of people when it comes to something you're going to wear every day for the rest of your life.
DAMN IT ITS A PROPOSAL RING! ITS NOT THE WEDDING RING!
oh really so what? find a ring you like that is maybe on sale and not so many carrots and doesn't have a great big diamond in it. who ******* cares getting married is meant to be staying with the person you love for the rest of your life NOT ON GETTING A PIECE OF JEWELRY THAT COST A MONTHS PAY or even a weeks pay! people have to live you should be thinking of mortgages and investing not an engagement ring ******* hell
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It's about the love, not the ring.
$200 is way more than you should spend on a ring anyway. YDI for valuing the ring over the love!