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Question: I hate my engagement ring? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 11:59 PM PST Bf and I have been together for 6 years. Our relationship could definitely use a lot more work but we're trying. My bf proposed to me using a cheap jewelry box with the ring just tossed in there. The ring turned out to be this pomegranate cheap looking ring. Doesnt look like a engagement ring at all. I told him I liked pomegranates once and told me that's why he bought it. The proposal felt fake, rushed and not the one that I deserve. He told me the ring cost a lot and out of curiosity I looked up the ring and found it easily on multiple websites that sold it for $2-$4. Now, I'm not a gold digger by any means but I feel like that's disrespectful to me and the love we share. How do I tell him that I don't like the ring and I don't mind waiting longer to build our relationship and give him the chance to save for a ring. He has a job. There's absolutely no excuse. He already posted that we're engaged on social media, which technically we are because I said yes because i didn't want to break his heart but it just doesn't feel right. I need advice. |
Question: Is it rude to skip a wedding if you’re not close with the bride/groom? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 10:49 AM PST My first cousin is getting married on the same day that I had already signed up to run a marathon. I haven't spoken to him for a few years and I've never met his future bride. I don't know whether I should feel obligated to go to his wedding or not and if a race is a legitimate excuse? |
Posted: 05 Jan 2020 06:07 AM PST However, I had a long engagement (I was engaged for nearly 7 years as it took us a while to save for the wedding that we wanted). Whilst I was engaged I didn't see my friends cousin much and we seemed to loose touch so I decided to ask my 2 niece's to be flower girls and just have my friend as bridesmaid. My friend is very close to her family. I met my friend yesterday and her cousin. Her cousin and her family just blanked me and only said Happy New Year to my friend but just ignored me. Probably a lot of people would say 'well what do I expect' but I did feel her family were very rude and ignorant yesterday. I went to soft play and my daughter had to sit on my knee whilst we both had our lunch as the cousin's mam would not give up her seat for my daughter. Part of me thinks just get over it - I have been married now for nearly 4 years and another part of me thinks it must be good that they feel this way as they obviously wanted to be part of my big day. The question I am asking is do I tell my friend that her cousin is being rude or just make sure when I next meet my friend that her cousin is not going to be with her Regards Caz |
Posted: 04 Jan 2020 11:16 AM PST Example: she is unreceptive of singles during her earliest adult years, goes on few dates with people who she doesn't know/if she is dating, none of them are taken seriously/as seen as more of a friendly interaction: she is callous, & abusive to males which she doesn't know: even during the youngest ages of adulthood, and/or is married at alarmingly young ages(married by year of bachelor's degree acquirement)/couple seems related/look similar/like brother & sister |
Posted: 04 Jan 2020 05:09 AM PST Other members in my household are often changing their passwords,or get a new phone & number. On a budget with this, cheap. How would I label dividers? Any suggestions? |
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