Anonymous
06/19/2016 16:50
Subject: Is it bad to want a specific kind of engagement ring?
jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So you had no money a year ago yet you expect a $10K ring?
He's not your fiancé. He's your husband. You can't just be married for immigration and not married in the rest of your life--that's called fraud.
Your husband is a fool and would be better off putting any money into retirement savings or paying off the credit cards he's probably already run up trying to please you.
We ARE married. He can't give me a ring as a gesture of his love? He felt really badly about not having cash on hand to do it before we married.
OMG, is this tuna girl again?? Because Jeff said she also started troll threads about wanting expensive diamond rings from her fiancé, and we all know she isn't American ...
Bingo.
Are you serious, Jeff? This is another post from tuna girl?
Anonymous
06/19/2016 16:25
Subject: Re:Is it bad to want a specific kind of engagement ring?
who is tuna girl?
jsteele
06/18/2016 19:32
Subject: Is it bad to want a specific kind of engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So you had no money a year ago yet you expect a $10K ring?
He's not your fiancé. He's your husband. You can't just be married for immigration and not married in the rest of your life--that's called fraud.
Your husband is a fool and would be better off putting any money into retirement savings or paying off the credit cards he's probably already run up trying to please you.
We ARE married. He can't give me a ring as a gesture of his love? He felt really badly about not having cash on hand to do it before we married.
OMG, is this tuna girl again?? Because Jeff said she also started troll threads about wanting expensive diamond rings from her fiancé, and we all know she isn't American ...
Bingo.
Anonymous
06/18/2016 19:21
Subject: Is it bad to want a specific kind of engagement ring?
Let's assume the OP is real.
First, your sisters are probably gold diggers, and probably did the exact same thing you did, married a man to stay in the US permanently. Secondly, if you really love this man, no piece of jewelry will matter. You should be happy with what he can afford to get, whenever that is.
First, your sisters are probably gold diggers, and probably did the exact same thing you did, married a man to stay in the US permanently. Secondly, if you really love this man, no piece of jewelry will matter. You should be happy with what he can afford to get, whenever that is.