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Same thing different taste
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Lord of the lost rings
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Long time coming
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Manchild
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Caked and baked
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Bad omen
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Show it anywayIt's not the monetary value, it's the sentimental value. A wedding ring is a really ******* important piece of jewellery; it symbolises a couple's love and their vows. To lose one, especially so soon after a wedding, is pretty upsetting. I'd cry.
I think it depends on the tears. Wedding rings are a symbol of something that is supposed to be very special and sacred. I often cry out of frustration, so if my new husband lost his ring and we couldn't find it, I might cry a bit too. I don't mean that I'd scream and wail and throw a fit, but I might shed a few tears, more out of frustration than anything. It doesn't mean I'm a drama queen, unless I start accusing him of doing it on purpose or going on that its a bad omen or something stupid.
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Show it anywayWTF #17? being drunk gives you no right to give up responsibilities for your actions. being drunk is not an excuse, and will never be. the law doesnt see it as an excuse either. the only reason why i like being around drunk people is you can manipulate them and gain something from the horrible experience. i have gotten a new plasma with the ammount of cash i have "borrrowed" from them, knowing they wouldnt remember:) stupid dumb ass drunks are nothing but a lower class sub set of the human race.
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Show it anywayIgnore him calling you a bitch. He was drunk, it's not like he could control himself. And anyway, you were a bit of a drama queen. You CRIED just because he couldn't find his wedding ring? It's a bit over-the-top, but he probably should have been nicer. Maybe you should have a talk with him abotu how sad you're feeling
She's supposed to ignore his calling her a bitch in front of their guests?! If that's the extent that he "can't control himself" when he drinks, then he shouldn't be drinking in the first place. It's NO excuse for being cruel to your loved ones.
"he was drunk, it's not like he could control himself" honestly? would you say the same thing if he had beat her up? if you can't control yourself while drinking, control yourself by not drinking. that should be obvious, but sadly it isn't, as shown by comments like this. shockingly, it is possible to control yourself while drinking as well.
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wow. no offence, but hes an ass.
sounds like the start to a great marriage.