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December 9, 2009 at 10:02 AM #493060December 9, 2009 at 10:07 AM #492198UCGalParticipant
[quote=davelj]I’m seeing answers of all kinds regarding how the engagement ring issue was handled. Go back and re-read the posts. No, there’s not a single woman who has said here that she wouldn’t marry a guy without an engagement ring – despite this site’s anonymity, it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks (if, in fact, that’s how they feel). [/quote]
For the record. I would have married my husband without an engagement ring. He gave me one – which I am sappy about and cherish because it’s from him… but it wasn’t a deal breaker in any way. I absolutely would have accepted his proposal without the ring.
but he would have had to change his proposal. He proposed with a 3-d viewmaster reel – I was looking through it at pictures of his trip to Istanbul and the last picture was a stereo picture of the ring with my first name and his last name and a question mark captioned below the picture. I guess he could have done just the caption… The answer would have been the same.
December 9, 2009 at 10:07 AM #492364UCGalParticipant[quote=davelj]I’m seeing answers of all kinds regarding how the engagement ring issue was handled. Go back and re-read the posts. No, there’s not a single woman who has said here that she wouldn’t marry a guy without an engagement ring – despite this site’s anonymity, it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks (if, in fact, that’s how they feel). [/quote]
For the record. I would have married my husband without an engagement ring. He gave me one – which I am sappy about and cherish because it’s from him… but it wasn’t a deal breaker in any way. I absolutely would have accepted his proposal without the ring.
but he would have had to change his proposal. He proposed with a 3-d viewmaster reel – I was looking through it at pictures of his trip to Istanbul and the last picture was a stereo picture of the ring with my first name and his last name and a question mark captioned below the picture. I guess he could have done just the caption… The answer would have been the same.
December 9, 2009 at 10:07 AM #492744UCGalParticipant[quote=davelj]I’m seeing answers of all kinds regarding how the engagement ring issue was handled. Go back and re-read the posts. No, there’s not a single woman who has said here that she wouldn’t marry a guy without an engagement ring – despite this site’s anonymity, it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks (if, in fact, that’s how they feel). [/quote]
For the record. I would have married my husband without an engagement ring. He gave me one – which I am sappy about and cherish because it’s from him… but it wasn’t a deal breaker in any way. I absolutely would have accepted his proposal without the ring.
but he would have had to change his proposal. He proposed with a 3-d viewmaster reel – I was looking through it at pictures of his trip to Istanbul and the last picture was a stereo picture of the ring with my first name and his last name and a question mark captioned below the picture. I guess he could have done just the caption… The answer would have been the same.
December 9, 2009 at 10:07 AM #492833UCGalParticipant[quote=davelj]I’m seeing answers of all kinds regarding how the engagement ring issue was handled. Go back and re-read the posts. No, there’s not a single woman who has said here that she wouldn’t marry a guy without an engagement ring – despite this site’s anonymity, it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks (if, in fact, that’s how they feel). [/quote]
For the record. I would have married my husband without an engagement ring. He gave me one – which I am sappy about and cherish because it’s from him… but it wasn’t a deal breaker in any way. I absolutely would have accepted his proposal without the ring.
but he would have had to change his proposal. He proposed with a 3-d viewmaster reel – I was looking through it at pictures of his trip to Istanbul and the last picture was a stereo picture of the ring with my first name and his last name and a question mark captioned below the picture. I guess he could have done just the caption… The answer would have been the same.
December 9, 2009 at 10:07 AM #493070UCGalParticipant[quote=davelj]I’m seeing answers of all kinds regarding how the engagement ring issue was handled. Go back and re-read the posts. No, there’s not a single woman who has said here that she wouldn’t marry a guy without an engagement ring – despite this site’s anonymity, it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks (if, in fact, that’s how they feel). [/quote]
For the record. I would have married my husband without an engagement ring. He gave me one – which I am sappy about and cherish because it’s from him… but it wasn’t a deal breaker in any way. I absolutely would have accepted his proposal without the ring.
but he would have had to change his proposal. He proposed with a 3-d viewmaster reel – I was looking through it at pictures of his trip to Istanbul and the last picture was a stereo picture of the ring with my first name and his last name and a question mark captioned below the picture. I guess he could have done just the caption… The answer would have been the same.
December 9, 2009 at 10:23 AM #492223CBadParticipant[quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.
December 9, 2009 at 10:23 AM #492389CBadParticipant[quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.
December 9, 2009 at 10:23 AM #492769CBadParticipant[quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.
December 9, 2009 at 10:23 AM #492858CBadParticipant[quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.
December 9, 2009 at 10:23 AM #493095CBadParticipant[quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.
December 9, 2009 at 10:28 AM #492228daveljParticipant[quote=CBad][quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.[/quote]
Apparently the polls have been conducted on a larger scale:
http://answers.google.com/answers/thread…
Which I wouldn’t have bothered looking up had I not started this thread.
So, a poll is unnecessary – apparently there have already been plenty of them conducted outside of Piggington.
So, I guess that leaves the banter. Which I’m enjoying.
December 9, 2009 at 10:28 AM #492394daveljParticipant[quote=CBad][quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.[/quote]
Apparently the polls have been conducted on a larger scale:
http://answers.google.com/answers/thread…
Which I wouldn’t have bothered looking up had I not started this thread.
So, a poll is unnecessary – apparently there have already been plenty of them conducted outside of Piggington.
So, I guess that leaves the banter. Which I’m enjoying.
December 9, 2009 at 10:28 AM #492774daveljParticipant[quote=CBad][quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.[/quote]
Apparently the polls have been conducted on a larger scale:
http://answers.google.com/answers/thread…
Which I wouldn’t have bothered looking up had I not started this thread.
So, a poll is unnecessary – apparently there have already been plenty of them conducted outside of Piggington.
So, I guess that leaves the banter. Which I’m enjoying.
December 9, 2009 at 10:28 AM #492863daveljParticipant[quote=CBad][quote=davelj]it would be naive to expect that level of honesty from many folks[/quote]
Agreed. That was why I asked what your expectations were. Seems a y/n question like this with some emotional baggage attached to it would be best suited as a poll. That is if you are truly interested in the answer and not just the banter.[/quote]
Apparently the polls have been conducted on a larger scale:
http://answers.google.com/answers/thread…
Which I wouldn’t have bothered looking up had I not started this thread.
So, a poll is unnecessary – apparently there have already been plenty of them conducted outside of Piggington.
So, I guess that leaves the banter. Which I’m enjoying.
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