Ok, I have a male friend and we disagree on something.
My question for the single ladies: Do you ever wear a ring on your left hand ring finger?
My question for the men: If you see a woman wearing a ring on that finger, do you automatically assume she's married or engaged? Do you even check that out first?
I do. I have always worn rings no matter what finger...sometimes my hands swell...depends on what fits where. It is never anything that makes me look attached, but nowadays I guess you never know. I make it pretty well known that I am single and looking so the ring has never been a problem.
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My question for the men: If you see a woman wearing a ring on that finger, do you automatically assume she's married or engaged? Do you even check that out first?
Yes, I would assume she's taken, and therefore wouldn't think of "chatting her up" in the hope of landing a date.
My question for the men: If you see a woman wearing a ring on that finger, do you automatically assume she's married or engaged? Do you even check that out first?
Absolutely. I would always check her out first, then look at her hand for a ring, and if no ring was there, then I would attempt to strike up a conversation with her, that depending on how shy I am that day.
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I sometimes wear rings on that finger, because that's the one they fit on best. They aren't anything that looks like a wedding ring, though I have no idea if it's stopped anyone from chatting me up!
My question for the men: If you see a woman wearing a ring on that finger, do you automatically assume she's married or engaged? Do you even check that out first?
You know, I usually don't. I look for signs of interest first and then ask is she is committed if contact is made.
I'm single... as in not married. But I am with someone.
I started wearing a ring on my ring finger on my left hand. That's only cuz it's the only finger it fits on... and on my right hand I already have a ring. People won't think I'm married or engaged because it's only a MOOD ring haha. And it doesn't even work.
My friend has a promise ring with a little diamond or something on it. It's also on her ring finger on her left hand. It's a ring that symbolizes virginity before marriage. I love it, it's beautiful. I want one.
I've always worn rings there because it's the spot (at least on right-handed people) that's least likely for the ring to get caught. I wore a ring my mom bought me for a long time and wore a school ring for a while and now I wear what was my engagement ring but doesn't look like it. I don't keep it for memories but just because it is a beautiful ring and looks nice on my hand.
And it's about the only 'real' jewellery I own that's not too fancy to wear daily so it stands up to wear & tear much better than costume stuff does.
I've always worn rings there because it's the spot (at least on right-handed people) that's least likely for the ring to get caught...
I can understand that. I know all my other nine fingers are always out there getting into stuff and getting caught on stuff. But that finger is pretty much always retracted. It's like the shy one.
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LOL - in fact I switched my mom's ring to my right hand once I got this ring. One time it got caught and the shank ripped clear in half. Nothing like that's ever happened to my left hand
[quote=BareGoddess;853528]My question for the single ladies: Do you ever wear a ring on your left hand ring finger?
I am not married but I am with someone. But even before I was dating my current BF I would sometimes wear a ring on my left hand - especially if I was going out with some friends to a club or bar amd wasn't in the mood to chat or be chatted to .
I know of alot of ladies that wear rings to ward off men. I dont even pay attention to them. I treat each person as a potential friend. If we get to know each other it will come out who is what. Shane
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