Anonymous wrote:I'd resent it too if he could have afforded more.
I have a guy friend who made 300k, but he wanted to "test" his girlfriend. He gave her a .75ct ring in a shape she didn't even like and it was white gold when she wanted yellow or rose gold. He said that if she really wanted to marry him, that she would still accept the proposal even with a small ring. She dumped him. She thought his test was just nasty and bitter. A proposal shouldn't be a test or designed to deceive someone. She said she would have preferred to receive no ring rather than a ring he knew she wouldn't like.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Troll. Nobody will take your post seriously.
NP.. I kinda agree it might be a troll, but in case OP is not a troll..
what was DH's income back then? That matters.
When my sister got engaged, they didn't have much money, so yea, the ring wasn't all that nice. She was jealous of my ring when I got engaged, but DH (and I) were making good money. We were also a lot older when we got engaged compared to my sister.
Decades later, my sister's DH makes a lot more, and he got her a nice ring, nicer than mine, not that I care, really. I barely wear my engagement ring now. Stopped wearing it during the pandemic, and realize how much less of a hassle it is now without the ring.
Anonymous wrote:Troll. Nobody will take your post seriously.
Anonymous wrote:My husband bought me a 7k 1 carat ring back when we got engaged 8 years ago. I was underwhelmed back then and as I saw other women in our circle get
Engaged with beautiful good quality rings worth 15k+
As we get older I am still angry and resentful. Was I not special or important enough for a nice ring?
Anonymous wrote:Troll. Nobody will take your post seriously.