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Posted by Lizling
Posted on Mar 27, 2010
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Wedding Ring Conflict
My husband and I have been married for two years. Lately he's been "forgetting" his wedding ring a lot when he goes out of the house -- to work, to the gym, to hang out with his friends. I have no other reason to suspect he's cheating but it's never happened before and suddenly it's happening several times a week. He swears it's by accident, but we agreed when we got married that when you're married, the wedding ring stays on until the marriage ends. Should I be worried about his commitment?
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Perhaps, there is another possibility you may wish to explore.

Men often work in jobs where the presence of a wedding ring can become a health hazard. If he works with heavy machinery and goes to the gym, the chance of an accident increases with the wearing of jewelry on one's hands.

There is risk involved and many have suffered the loss of fingers by heavy equipment in accidents that could have been prevented.

Many jewelry owners caution wives-to-be to remove engagement and wedding rings while in the kitchen, as food does not "wash out" of a complex setting of precious stones. Not only will you be more comfortable knowing your rings are at their sparkling best, you will understand that some types of stones can be damaged by contact to abrasives.

Allow your husband the benefit of the doubt, but do question him.
Posted by: Jazzberri on 04/02/2010
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Revenge is never the best FIRST response. DO NOT go sans ring all over town trying to either drum up flirting or to hope your hubby notices.

If you have any question in your mind about your husband's faithfulness, a ring is the LAST thing you should be worrying about.

However, if you haven't yet had a conversation about what the symbolism of wearing your rings when in public means to you, now is the perfect time. He might not have a clue that what he views as a simple oversight (or more likely laziness!) to you reads as a far more grave sign.
Posted by: newintown on 03/28/2010
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Hmmmm...I always think it's best to follow your gut instincts because for me they're rarely ever wrong. Now with that being said, I think you should follow your gut by planning a date night with your husband. How about making dinner reservations somewhere quiet and enjoyable so you can express to him how it makes you feel when he "accidentally" forgets to wear his wedding band? I think I would also turn the tables and ask him how he would feel if it was you that was "accidentally" forgetting to wear your ring - Good luck and please keep me posted on what happens.

Posted by: syzygy on 03/27/2010
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Rather than have the conversation with him about how he would feel, why not just start "accidentally" forgetting your wedding ring as well and see how he reacts to it. I tend to find that much more effective when the talking is not working. So since you have already had the conversation with him - go out for a drink with your girlfriends without your wedding band.
Posted by: anonymous on 03/28/2010
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