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I kind of think he's trying to break up with OP in a roundabout way. I just can't imagine anyone being that thick
I'm with #38. While I generally advise women not to get hung up on the ring, in this case, I'd say it's pointing to a bigger problem. Especially as he expects to get credit for "surprising you with it."
OP's boyfriend is a ******* cheap-ass.
#38 I agree. as a matter of fact I've seen this happen. an old friend of mine bought herself a $2000+ wedding ring and told everyone he bought it but I was with her when she charged it to her card. all but forced him to marry her. they're divorced now. 7 years of marriage- too long!
What a keeper.
tell him you're ready to commit to have kids with him, only if he goes and ***** himself
That's really the only proper response.
*Kelso* BUUURRRNNN
That's kind of shitty of him. It sounds like you two have some matters to discuss.
This. Was. Beautiful.
"Then you pay for the entire wedding and tell everyone I planned it all myself!" :D
Tell him you're prepared to commit to marriage but only if he mans the **** up.
He's right. You should get yourself a ring. And then wear it on your right hand as a reward for kicking that bum to the curb.
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tell him you're ready to commit to have kids with him, only if he goes and ***** himself
Taking credit for you spending thousands of dollars? Wow how ******* sweet of him.