Huh? Cute dad wearing a gold band on his right ring finger...
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Anonymous
| Looking very hunky at basketball practice tonight as I was straining my eyes looking for a gold band on his left hand... and caught a glint of gold on the RIGHT ring finger instead. Plain gold band, not a college ring. Is this a new thing, and if so what is the significance? Widow? Gay? Dammit! |
Anonymous
| gay |
Anonymous
| German, possibly some other European countries. |
Anonymous
| Or a lefty who can't stand to have "stuff" on his writing hand. |
Anonymous
| Gay |
Anonymous
| In Brazil it means he's engaged. |
Anonymous
| Yes and in some countries married and Americans are the weird obes |
Anonymous
| Probably Russian or Russian-speaking (married). |
Anonymous
| Yes, I agree with PP. |
Anonymous
|
OP here. Seems there's no good outcome to a gold band on ANY finger! Gay? Out. Engaged? Out. Widowed and still devoted enough to wear the symbol? Not ready. Married European? Out. OCD lefty? Out LOL!!
Sigh... so with the J Crew sweater vest and plaid shirt, perfectly tailored jeans, and pebbled leather loafers... would you say gay then? Hate to dabble in stereotyping, and sorry but he was smokin' hot! |
Anonymous
| Possibly gay with a partner (and married if in an area where legal) |
Anonymous
| My family is from Greece and wedding bands are worn on the right hand there. Maybe he's European? |
Anonymous
| Eastern European or Russian. |
Anonymous
| My DH wore his wedding ring on his right hand before we were married. He also wears his dad's wedding ring on his right hand. |
Anonymous
| OP, are you single? |