Unless you're married or your name is Frodo, should men wear rings? I know we are entitled to do whatever we want (within the law) and wear what we want, but it doesn't mean we should. In my daily interactions I always find it strange, along with the chain link bracelets.
Should men wear rings?
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a good 70% of my clients are married. either they wear they ban or I can see the mark of it if they remove it.
I have been around for years and have a good reputation. Definitely wont out people because their married. I have a lot more to lose than saying to a wife hey your husband is seeing escorts.
I have been around for years and have a good reputation. Definitely wont out people because their married. I have a lot more to lose than saying to a wife hey your husband is seeing escorts.
I'm sorry, I think I should have been more clear. This has nothing to do with this hobby. I just think its weird when I see a dude with a ring and really weird with multiple rings.
For me it depends upon the ring. A signet ring or a wedding band, or rather a big flashy ring.
I got a wedding ring when I got married. I don't have a clue where it is today. I might have worn it for a day or two, then I took it off, 34 years ago (and yes, I'm still married to the same woman).
I think it is weird for a dude to buy a ring to wear
for his wedding. More weird if he found it weird
wearing it as a married man.
Professional Engineers all wear iron pinkie rings that they receive when they finish university.
The original ones were made from the steel of the Quebec Bridge that collapsed due to a substandard design killing a hundred or so men working on the bridge.
The original ones were made from the steel of the Quebec Bridge that collapsed due to a substandard design killing a hundred or so men working on the bridge.
I used to wear mine but at one point I lost it. That created a bit of tension for awhile but even though it was insured and could have been replaced we never replaced it and I haven't worn one since. It makes things a little easier.
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As for other rings, who the hell cares if some men want to make a fashion statement.
It can be a problem not wearing them if you are married and can send the wrong signals.
You send the wrong message especially if someone tries to hook up with you subtly, like at work, and does not know you are married. They may be too innocent and it just fucks with them and not cool to play along although we all do it cause it feels good.
Reason why I dont wear it because it bothers and irritates my finger and also I think its bullshit to wear a ring to symbolize you are married. But I agree we should NOT have to wear one and if we were good husbands we should not send the wrong signals ffs...fml I am going to burn in hell for this one day
You send the wrong message especially if someone tries to hook up with you subtly, like at work, and does not know you are married. They may be too innocent and it just fucks with them and not cool to play along although we all do it cause it feels good.
Reason why I dont wear it because it bothers and irritates my finger and also I think its bullshit to wear a ring to symbolize you are married. But I agree we should NOT have to wear one and if we were good husbands we should not send the wrong signals ffs...fml I am going to burn in hell for this one day
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OnTheWayOut
For me it depends where the ring is ..... in the nose, sticking out a cheek, in an ear, a lip. They all look fucking stupid lol
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OnTheWayOut
Similar here. It used to be hazardous for me to wear a wedding ring in my former profession so I got used to not wearing it. Then I switched careers but found it uncomfortable to wear a ring. Current wife felt it important for me to wear one so I tried again, since I kept fidgeting with it due to discomfort it fell off and got lost. Wife got another one for me, I had it on my finger and went out to shovel snow and when I took off the glove it was gone again. She bought a third, said she would have her special homing device implanted in it (some sappy inscription) but she seems to have forgotten about it, that was 10 years ago or more.
Good, it was a pain in the ass having to take it off when seeing an escort. Funny I never lost one doing that. I removed it not to try fool an escort as I knew it left a mark on my finger. I felt is was a sign of respect somehow. Not sure if it made any difference to the SP but that was how I rationalized it. Since I stopped wearing one all the asian SP think I am husband material and I have to tell them I am married. Stupid I do that, might get more YMMV if they thought I was in play.
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Yes, part of it is.
The bridge collapsed, and the ring ceremony is a result......but the rings aren't made of the steel from the bridge.
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