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Same thing different taste
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You either deserve a GIANT apology filled with a list of detailed reasons as to why he feels his conduct was inappropriate, how the stress of your wedding affected his conduct (because that's something to consider- does he always act this way, or was the wedding and the events surrounding it particularly stressful for him?), and the steps he has taken to ensure that this will never happen again, OR....divorce. seriously.
Next time you look for a husband, go to a higher class trailer park
If you started crying over such a small problem, you definitely have bigger issues to work out than your asshole husband.
Drunkenness should never be an excuse... leave him now!
... so why did you marry him? It's completely understandable that you'd be upset that a) he lost an expensive ring and b) he didn't care a whole lot. Geez.
Time for a divorce. And I don't see how losing a wedding ring is such a small problem, a lot of women would be upset if that happened.
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wow. no offence, but hes an ass.
sounds like the start to a great marriage.