worst engagement ring trends

[Anonymous]

People will judge me on the house I choose to buy, the car I choose to drive, the purse I choose to carry, the brands I choose to support, the engagement ring I choose to wear. I just don’t care- life it too short.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Engagement rings were a marketing campaign that worked. I'm not really into them. I don't have one, and I don't feel like I'm missing one. I like my plain ole wedding band. But I know that lots of people do. I do like rings that don't have diamonds. I think those show more originality, which I can appreciate.

They marketed them in ancient Rome? Because that is how long engagement rings have been around.

[Anonymous]

If the people here were fashionable, I might care what they thought. Might. But given the shoes and other things posted in the fashion forum I dismiss out of hand any criticism that comes from these corners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the people here were fashionable, I might care what they thought. Might. But given the shoes and other things posted in the fashion forum I dismiss out of hand any criticism that comes from these corners.

and finally, on page six, the truth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the people here were fashionable, I might care what they thought. Might. But given the shoes and other things posted in the fashion forum I dismiss out of hand any criticism that comes from these corners.

Aw, I’m sorry about your ring. Hopefully you at least feel sure about the guy who have it to you.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate the trend when older, long-married women are petty and jealous enough to find fault with engagement rings of younger brides.

It’s not jealousy, it’s wisdom. Pay attention and you, too, shall have it one day.

I’m 41. I wish nothing but happiness for younger brides. I have a beautiful ring that I love, and I hope the same for them.

I hope for younger brides to be making a good decision about whom they choose to marry, to be entering into a (hopefully) lifelong commitment with their eyes wide open, and yes, that all of that leads to happiness. Hoping for them to have a beautiful ring that they love? Don’t really care.

Luckily, people don’t have to choose between these two things. Oddly, you can make a good, mature decision about who to marry, have a strong commitment, plan a sensible wedding, AND love your engagement ring that your spouse lovingly and excitedly selected for you. Ask me how I know.