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nobody is perfect. figure out a way to reach a happy medium lol good luck OP
I don't get the problem? We paid for our rings from our money. Why should your fiancé have to buy your ring?
Bad sign. You don't have to buy a ring, but committing to buying something and then flaking on it financially is unacceptable. Being frugal is great. Questioning traditional norms is great. Having to bail your partner out of an expense they deliberately chose to take on and had ample opportunity to plan for is not so great.
Im sure there are some people who are really bad at finance, but he shouldn't be taking money from you for the payment. That's mean.
oh boo boo, you're getting married with shared financing anyways. did you buy your own engagement ring? did you buy his wedding ring?
That's what I never get about things like this. At the point in life when you get married, you pretty much already split everything either way anyway...
Not sure if I could be in a relationship w someone that bad with money. He better be amazing otherwise
As long as you didn't pay for your own engagement ring. My husband and I split the cost of our wedding rings, figuring it in as part of the cost of the wedding. We're now still happily married, and April will be our 12th anniversary. We're both equally bad at budgeting, and all these years later we're still trying to learn to save some money. As long as you love each other, and support each other equally in all ways, you'll be fine.
I would never understand people who get rings far outside of their price range. We spent less than 300 on our wedding rings because we had almost no money (recent college grads). But seriously this is concerning. Imagine financing a car or a houses with this guy.
My engagement ring cost 25 eur (about 30 USD) and our wedding rings about 80 € (90 USD). To each their own, but I could never understand spending so much money on a piece of metal. Instead of spending hundreds on rings, we splashed out on a kickass honeymoon :)
You should have never said yes if you already knew he was financially incompetent.
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I understand how love is a complicated thing, but something in your brain has GOT to be saying this is a bad start and is probably a sign of how things are going to be going forward.
You chose to say yes, OP.