Commitment symbols

[pat grimshaw]

I'd want me and my hubby to choose ones like these if we got married


http://www.google.com.au/search?clie...O5KeiQejrIC4AQ

Not these ones—


and certainly not ones like this—
It's described as a 14K 2ct Diamond Eternity Band

[xbuzzerx]

Don't forget the shared bank account.

[G-Lexington]

Those first ones must be a bitch to wear when they're intertwined like that. Or is that the point?

My partner gave me a ring when we first got together. It was a plain gold band that used to belong to his great-aunt, who apparently had huge hands, because the ring fit perfectly. I had it for about four years, but lost it while swimming in the ocean and the ring slipped off my hand. We've discussed getting replacements, but decided we didn't need them.

Lex

[Telstra]

nah, metals are not for human body

[pat grimshaw]

^ what do you mean, do you think they're corrosive or radio-active?

Don't forget the shared bank account.

Ah, you remembered my anecdote.

[BENDERBOY]

[sixthson]

We exchanged rings that we had designed. They are a simple design like the first photo, made of platinum and gold. You can see the swirl of the metals, which represents the blending of our lives. The inscription is private. I am not into flashy jewelry or jewelry with stones.

[operafan]

I thought it was interesting when I read of a couple who exchanged rings with black diamonds. I didn't know black diamonds even existed. I'm not sure if there was some message in the stones or not.

[FPNY]

We have plenty things in our lives that represent our commitment to one another, shared assets, debts, history, dreams, inside jokes, we don't need a ring. We have our own cycles.

[Nishin]

nah, metals are not for human body

Don't eat red meat, eggs or spinach

[HunterM]

a cock ring is so romantic!

[loveguys72]

I'd be happy with a simple gold band if I were ever to marry. My husband would be free to select whatever he pleased, including nothing if that were his preference.