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Same thing different taste
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Thanks De Beers
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a) That's actually very romantic and b) You don't need a diamond on a wedding ring. It's a useless custom that doesn't exist in many other places. In Germany, wedding rings usually are rather inconspicuous, because you wear it for the rest of your life in any situation. What good would a diamond do while washing dishes, wiping your butt or repairing the washing machine? c) Many diamonds used in American wedding rings are blood diamonds anyway.
at least he is smart cuz I didn't no that
girls dream of a proposal and you're focused on an object, focus on what really matters, that someone loves you enough to commit to you even though u are obviously more concerned about material possesions..
dude, he just proposed to you. you shouldn't care about what the ring is made out if. even if it's a damn plastic one from a vending machine.
wow, your boyfriend's a genius for thinking of it !
Explain to your boyfriend that: - an uncooked meal and a cooked meal are the "same thing", which does he want? - him being left to himself to ********** and him having sex with you are the "same thing" for the male since both result in ejaculation, which does he want? and so on until he understands. As for all of the people calling the girl materialistic, I think not. He's making the opening move of his married life in a way that doesn't comprehend his girlfriend's wishes. That's not smart -- and you'd think someone who knew that diamonds and graphite are both carbon crystals would know enough to understand the importance making sure that significant life events (such as proposals) are joyous rather than let-downs.
his gf IS materialistic. what is the significance of a diamond to her? his commitment to her? his ability to foolishly spend extravagant amounts of money and go into debt over a ring with a sparkly jewel on it that really just represents war and death? yes, that's a great way to start a marriage. a marriage based on realistic expectations are the ones that last. a diamond, big or small, doesn't make a marriage work. she just wants a ring to show it off. he realized that he wanted to make this HUGE commitment to her, acted upon it, and that wasn't special or joyous enough for her... she needed the pretty and expensive blood diamond to make her happy. materialistic.
you could do better.. don't settle
I understand OP's point. However, diamonds aren't actually forever, it's not the most stable form of carbon. Graphite is way more stable. So, in order for this to have come out right he should have said, since I want our love to commemorated in something that lasts longer and more stable than diamond, I give you graphite. Or something romantic like that. He used poor choice of words ):
why the heck are girls never satisfied with the rings they get?! the engagement ring is almost always gonna be smaller, cause he'll give you a really nice one at the wedding! the size of the ring shouldn't matter if you love him back!
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It's not about the ring...
why are you bitching? at least you know he wants to spend the rest of his life with you now, so shut the **** up and be happy.