Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:30
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:What does it matter, OP? He can send a quick, “Congratulations, wishing you all the best!”
Instead, he…ran to Mommy?
And you…ran to the Internet?
He confided in his mother about something bizarre. And she posted here, like many women do. You sound like a dumb person.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:28
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s bragging that some other guy “locked her down” and wants your son to feel bad that he “let her get away.” She probably sent the photo to a few exes. At the end of the day, she’s just a very insecure young woman in her 20s.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
It's definitely embarrassing. If he actually cared about her he probably would have reached out in the past two years.
Why does he still have her number active in his phone? Why isn’t she blocked?
Why would he need to block her? He obviously wasn't tempted to call her and probably forgot about it. Blocking is for highly emotional people who need to act out in some way or protect themselves from a harasser.
Well he and his mom appear to be highly emotional people...
In what way? Sounds like they had a laugh about her for being so odd texting him this. The consensus here is that this is sad and desperate.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:27
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Some if you must not have very good relationships with your adult sons. My son would totally tell me something like this. We have regular conversations and things come up.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:22
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s bragging that some other guy “locked her down” and wants your son to feel bad that he “let her get away.” She probably sent the photo to a few exes. At the end of the day, she’s just a very insecure young woman in her 20s.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
It's definitely embarrassing. If he actually cared about her he probably would have reached out in the past two years.
Why does he still have her number active in his phone? Why isn’t she blocked?
Why would he need to block her? He obviously wasn't tempted to call her and probably forgot about it. Blocking is for highly emotional people who need to act out in some way or protect themselves from a harasser.
Well he and his mom appear to be highly emotional people...
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:18
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would an ex from YEARS ago be on her mind in any way right after getting engaged? Super messy and classless. Anyone rationalizing this is also messy and classless. You know damn well you wouldn’t tell your fiancé you just texted your ex boyfriend the news.
It is possible she sent to all her friends just like people post their engagement rings on Facebook. Still classless, but all OP's son had to do was delete her number.
People post their rings on Facebook? I don't think that's a thing.
Yes. Some weirdos do.
Then probably a weirdo texting this to a guy who couldn't care less about her would do something like that. It's probably the same people who gush about their partner in crime and soul mate who get divorced a few months later.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:17
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s bragging that some other guy “locked her down” and wants your son to feel bad that he “let her get away.” She probably sent the photo to a few exes. At the end of the day, she’s just a very insecure young woman in her 20s.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
It's definitely embarrassing. If he actually cared about her he probably would have reached out in the past two years.
Why does he still have her number active in his phone? Why isn’t she blocked?
Why would he need to block her? He obviously wasn't tempted to call her and probably forgot about it. Blocking is for highly emotional people who need to act out in some way or protect themselves from a harasser.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:15
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What does it matter, OP? He can send a quick, “Congratulations, wishing you all the best!”
Instead, he…ran to Mommy?
And you…ran to the Internet?
+1.
What motivates your son to show you this nonsense?
+1. Son sounds like a beta loser and mom sounds like an annoying busybody.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:10
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s bragging that some other guy “locked her down” and wants your son to feel bad that he “let her get away.” She probably sent the photo to a few exes. At the end of the day, she’s just a very insecure young woman in her 20s.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
It's definitely embarrassing. If he actually cared about her he probably would have reached out in the past two years.
Why does he still have her number active in his phone? Why isn’t she blocked?
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:08
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would an ex from YEARS ago be on her mind in any way right after getting engaged? Super messy and classless. Anyone rationalizing this is also messy and classless. You know damn well you wouldn’t tell your fiancé you just texted your ex boyfriend the news.
It is possible she sent to all her friends just like people post their engagement rings on Facebook. Still classless, but all OP's son had to do was delete her number.
People post their rings on Facebook? I don't think that's a thing.
Yes. Some weirdos do.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:03
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:She’s bragging that some other guy “locked her down” and wants your son to feel bad that he “let her get away.” She probably sent the photo to a few exes. At the end of the day, she’s just a very insecure young woman in her 20s.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
It's definitely embarrassing. If he actually cared about her he probably would have reached out in the past two years.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 08:02
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would an ex from YEARS ago be on her mind in any way right after getting engaged? Super messy and classless. Anyone rationalizing this is also messy and classless. You know damn well you wouldn’t tell your fiancé you just texted your ex boyfriend the news.
It is possible she sent to all her friends just like people post their engagement rings on Facebook. Still classless, but all OP's son had to do was delete her number.
People post their rings on Facebook? I don't think that's a thing.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 07:00
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
She’s bragging that some other guy “locked her down” and wants your son to feel bad that he “let her get away.” She probably sent the photo to a few exes. At the end of the day, she’s just a very insecure young woman in her 20s.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
In five years, she will be embarrassed and mortified by the fact that she sent these texts to ex-boyfriends. Your son probably dodged a bullet.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 06:59
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:“Looks like a diamond, only smaller”
Anonymous
11/25/2025 06:56
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:Why would an ex from YEARS ago be on her mind in any way right after getting engaged? Super messy and classless. Anyone rationalizing this is also messy and classless. You know damn well you wouldn’t tell your fiancé you just texted your ex boyfriend the news.
It is possible she sent to all her friends just like people post their engagement rings on Facebook. Still classless, but all OP's son had to do was delete her number.
Anonymous
11/25/2025 06:54
Subject: Why would my son's newly engaged ex-girlfriend randomly text him a photo of her wearing an engagement ring?
Anonymous wrote:What does it matter, OP? He can send a quick, “Congratulations, wishing you all the best!”
Instead, he…ran to Mommy?
And you…ran to the Internet?
+1.
What motivates your son to show you this nonsense?