Ben by Daniel Shelton for July 27, 2020

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    Yakety Sax  over 4 years ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk5YhTqtAeU

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    mafastore  over 4 years ago

    As long as the ring is not lost – big deal. Neither husband nor I have worn our wedding rings in decades.

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    Doctor Toon  over 4 years ago

    I dont wear my ring at work, because I dont want it to get damaged or lost (it is just a tad loose)

    I dont bother to wear it at home because that seems pointless, but otherwise anytime I go out it goes on

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    dlkrueger33  over 4 years ago

    I’ve stopped wearing both my wedding ring and engagement ring (except for a special occasion when I’m dressed up). Why? Because I now live in Florida and the heat makes my fingers swell, making the rings tight AND because my hands are too often in a pool or ocean. Not practical.

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    Michael G.  over 4 years ago

    An inexpensive steel band is the answer here.

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    DaveQuinn  over 4 years ago

    What he did was a real No No. My father-in-law never wore his . He said “If I need a ring to prove I am married, I should not have gotten married in the first place. A ring is a symbol, nothing more.” But then he was an Archie Bunker doppelganger.

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    Dani Rice  over 4 years ago

    Hubby and I don’t wear ours all the time. They are very ornate, and both of us are lefties, so using a pair of pliers or a butcher knife makes the rings cut into our hands. I make all of our bread, and don’t like to get dough in the design. And then one day a gal in my knitting group remarked that she thought I was widowed because I didn’t wear a ring, and I decided it was time to put it back on. https://tinyurl.com/yy3r4rxz

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    listmom  over 4 years ago

    My band is wide and holds moisture underneath it. For years (up to the recent unpleasantness) that didn’t matter to me. But with washing my hands frequently, my finger got badly irritated, so I had to take it off. I left it off long enough for the skin on my finger to heal, then tried wearing it again, but it got irritated quickly. So now I’m wearing a thinner band that was my grandfather’s wedding ring. No more irritation, and hubby can know I still claim him. :-)

    (Also, I took off all my other rings to keep my hands cleaner and not give nasty things a place to nestle on my finger)
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    j.l.farmer  over 4 years ago

    is he making more of this than there really is? is there going to be more to the story coming tomorrow?

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    BJIllistrated Premium Member over 4 years ago

    I’ve been divorced for 20 years. I wear a special ring on my left ring finger that belonged to my Mother. It means as much to me as my wedding ring did and won’t come off my hand until I die and it gets passed on. The other reason for wearing it on my left hand is my right ring finger has been broken several times and is difficult to get rings on and off. I can and do wear my Great Grandmothers wedding band on it though as it fits better. I’m not looking for another man in my life so it doesn’t really bother me in that way.

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    cuzinron47  over 4 years ago

    That has a foul ring to it.

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    Back to Big Mike  over 4 years ago

    Why would you take it off to play soccer? You don’t use your hands in soccer, unless you are the goaltender.

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    WILLIAM "THE STINGER" HOLLIFIELD  over 4 years ago

    BUSTED!

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    washatkc Premium Member over 4 years ago

    The old ring fight. Ring doesn’t stop a member of the opposite sex from hitting on you.

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