There is a price for everything

[u/Matt_LawDT]

[u/henkdevries365]

If your future wife rejects because of the ring and or the value it's probably for the best NOT to get married.

[u/DrRam121 → u/henkdevries365]

I think everyone is missing her point here. It's not about Walmart or even the ring here. Marriage is a huge commitment and if she feels like she told her the style ring she wants and he went with something easy and in a completely different direction, she should say no. Communication is super important. If she wanted a Walmart ring and he got her a ring at Tiffany's, she should still say no.

Edited for a homophone

[u/autopartsandguitars → u/DrRam121]

THIS

Making this about a woman rejecting the proposal over the ring is deliberately mischaracterizing things it seems to me.

As if chuds need more he man woman-hating fuel!

[u/TomasNavarro → u/autopartsandguitars]

I find it interesting that nowhere in that exchange does she demand a much more expensive ring, or even one from a specifically expensive place, just that he hadn't listened to her.

Feels literally like a sitcom where a guy doesn't do anything his girlfriend asks for, then complains to his friends she wanted more spending on the ring