Warning: This article may upset the ‘lovey dovey’ women (you know, the Cinderella-happily-ever-after-romcom-sex-and-the-city-bridget-jones-diary types) who believe wedding rings must be worn at all times after the marriage ceremony is long over. On the other hand, this article may simultaneously excite newly married men (among others) who can’t wait to take their wedding
1. Wrong size. If the ring is a very lose loose fit then the man’s probably going to loose lose the ring. If it’s a very tight fit then this would probably happen after a few months. Of course there’s usually the recommendation to re-size the ring…but seriously, who ever gets round to doing that after the wedding ceremony?
2. Discomfort.
Apart from irritation (which may vary from just reaction to Nickel) it
may just feel like extra weight (‘yeah right’ I hear the ladies say).
For hands-on type of men it would be in the way if, for instance, you’re
a gym instructor and you lift weights which result in blisters from the
extra friction.
3. Carelessness. Some men take off their rings each time they’re taking a shower or participating in sports or doing the dishes. Such men may genuinely forget to put their rings back on (to the annoyance of their other better halves). Where such rings become missing, the men will buy a replacement…when hell freezes over.
4. Choice. Dear women,
believe it or not but there are men out there who never took a liking to
wearing any piece of jewelry whatsoever. Not every man is ‘down with
the bling’. Conservative types tend to think it’s all a bit flashy. In
some dodgy parts of the world an expensive-looking ring is an invitation
to armed robbers (and if the ring is too tight when they apprehend you,
this may happen).
5. Infidelity.
Introducing the dreaded word no married woman wants to hear (and also
the word most female readers scrolled down this article to find – as you
can see, I didn’t disappoint
No woman wants to marry a player. But if a man is not happy in his
marriage, bored, feeling inadequate, overly curious, finally getting a
close encounter with this childhood crush…or worse still, he’s a
sexaholic (here’s one site designed to help sex addicts achieve sobriety),
then I think his wedding ring would be coming on and off more times
than the lingerie of a high-end stripper (I’m just saying…).
Okay, okay, this is a scary topic for
some but there’s no need for women to fear. Now you’ve got your
checklist so hopefully there should be a lesser chance of any unpleasant
surprises. And if you’re religious PRAY!
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