By smiley1014 - 18/11/2013 09:14 - United States
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I guess I didn't put on the FML that I am a male. My wife told me that she wants me to wear my ring (except during work, which is Aviation and we're not allowed). I told her I wasn't comfortable wearing it in the ocean, and she said I had to anyway. After losing my ring, my wife bought snorkel equipment and I spent an hour diving for it until the sun set. My wife and I have been married for 5 years, and we both got a laugh out of it, and we purchased another ring the next day in a Hawaiian market that now has a story and more meaning than the first ring.
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Sound less concerned, why don't you.
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Show it anywaycomplain about everything y don't u
Now, all OP can do is 'wave' her ring goodbye..
Now, all OP can do is 'wave' her ring goodbye..
I guess he won't sea that ring again. I didn't wanna do it but the guy above me started it XD
Why should anyone care
So #48 second timed the charm?
I'm so sorry OP! That's awful.
I think it sounds great.
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Show it anyway"That guy" was Stu. And it was The Hangover 2 that took place in Bangkok, not the third one.
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Show it anyway37 that's a nice compliment, although I tend to deviate from mainstream media, I enjoy movies you silly condescending duck
40 you just killed me there. Have my thumbs up.
35, being a smartass doesn't always pay off, 38 was right it was teddy not stu.
pop culture knowledge is EXTREMELY useful on this website, especially if you don't want to be buried in down votes.
Where did OP get the idea it was a good decision to go swimming with jewelry on?
Most people generally keep their wedding rings on ALL the time.
well considering they dropped it in the toilet and sink yesterday...
Sorry OP, that's terrible; but that was a very bad decision. Why would you take your ring off in the ocean; Couldn't you wait until you were on land where it would be safe?
you should've gotten out to clean it , the ocean likes unsuspecting victims
Why would you take it off while still in the ocean? As annoying as sand may be I still would have waited until I was out of the water.
I do. I keep mine on all the time unless I'm scrubbed in surgery.
I'm married and I take my rings off all the time. When I sleep, when I shower, when I'm cleaning, and yes, when I swim. It's a piece of jewelry I intend to wear for my whole life; I want to keep it in good condition. And it's not like you magically become divorced the second you slip it off your finger.
It depends on the ring, my engagement ring has stones that I don't want losing and that get caught on things very easily so I take it off to shower because it could easily get caught in my hair and pulled out when I'm washing it. I think if it was just a plain band, there wouldn't be so much of an issue and I'd probably keep it on all the time. But yeah, plenty of married people take off their rings in order to prevent damage. Doesn't mean they're less committed.
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Where did taking your ring off in the ocean sound like a good idea?
Why does your wife get to decide what you should do if you don't feel comfortable with it? I'm glad everything worked out though.