#1
Posted: 8/7/05 at 11:42am
Do you and your partner/lover/husband/wife/whatever wear 'wedding' rings?
Question for gay couples.
#2
Posted: 8/7/05 at 6:39pm
My former partner of 11 years didn't believe in any of that, so no, we didn't wear rings. Though now I think if/when I meet 'him', I'd like to have a ceremony and yes, wear rings.
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#3
Posted: 8/7/05 at 7:44pm
this may seem strange, but we both felt the most committed when we did our wills.
I recently had to send a copy to my sister, and while reading it, I just got so choked up seeing my partners name as beneficiary......
I recently had to send a copy to my sister, and while reading it, I just got so choked up seeing my partners name as beneficiary......
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#4
Posted: 8/7/05 at 8:09pm
Neither of us is very fond of jewelry, but tattoos are another story. We have a couple of matching ones, however, we draw the line at getting each others name tattoo'd.
#5
Posted: 8/7/05 at 8:28pm
oh God......I would love it if Steve got a tattoo....I have 5. He never will.......needles terrify him
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
#6
Posted: 8/7/05 at 8:56pm
He wears a ring..but it's a family heir-loom...something he was wearing before he met me.
I'm still waiting for mine.
I'm still waiting for mine.
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#7
Posted: 8/7/05 at 10:21pm
We gave each other promise rings on our two year anniversary. We wear them on the right hand ring finger. We also just got matching tattoos.
#8
Posted: 8/7/05 at 10:25pm
I have rings from him as holiday or birthday gifts. We have been together for 18 years. Who needs rings.
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#9
Posted: 8/7/05 at 10:26pm
Hey, can I make a comment. It is most important that if you are a couple and not married "legally" under your state law and that applies to gay and straight couples, please complete whatever paper work is necessary to give each of you as much rights as possible. Wills, powers of attorney, health care power of attorney, living wills, etc. Consult your attorney or contact Lambda or another similiar organization.
#10
Posted: 8/8/05 at 5:48pm
Not yet.
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