#1
Posted: 8/7/05 at 11:46am
I did in my last real serious relationship.
Question for gay couples.
#2
Posted: 8/7/05 at 11:46am
Yes...but not matching.
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#3
Posted: 8/7/05 at 11:48am
Not matching but we have rings from each other
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#4
Posted: 8/7/05 at 11:50am
yes. We bought our first pair in Cabo san Lucas in 2002, and replaced them this year in Santa Fe.
We do a little thing whenever we get in the car. I'll hold my right hand up and wiggle my finger to show him I'm wearing it.......and then he does. Silly, I know....but.....touching
We do a little thing whenever we get in the car. I'll hold my right hand up and wiggle my finger to show him I'm wearing it.......and then he does. Silly, I know....but.....touching
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#5
Posted: 8/7/05 at 11:51am
dup post
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
Updated On: 8/7/05 at 11:51 AM
#6
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:08pm
Yes we wear rings. We started out with matching rings from Ruby's in P-town, and I have proceeded to lose 3 rings (manifestation of some sub-conscious desire???) Now they no longer match.
And do you wear them on the Right or Left hand?
And Elphaba--In a variety of circumstances, we "knock" our rings together and say "shape of...."
The gays--they're just adorable, aren't they?
And do you wear them on the Right or Left hand?
And Elphaba--In a variety of circumstances, we "knock" our rings together and say "shape of...."
The gays--they're just adorable, aren't they?
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#7
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:11pm
right hand, where the Europeans wear them.....mainly to distinguish from straight American couples who wear them on the left.......
plus in my case I have a beautiful mother of pearl and silver ring I bought in Ravello, Italy that I wear on that finger on my left hand
(I like that bta)
plus in my case I have a beautiful mother of pearl and silver ring I bought in Ravello, Italy that I wear on that finger on my left hand
(I like that bta)
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
#8
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:16pm
No--too heterocentric for us.
Updated On: 8/7/05 at 12:16 PM
#9
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:19pm
gymman--care to elaborate?
Is it the concept of Monogomy? The ring as a symbol of monogomy? Or just any of the trappings of the heteronormative world?
When we first got rings, I wore it on the Left hand to provoke the question from people "Are you married?" and then I could climb up on my soap box.
Is it the concept of Monogomy? The ring as a symbol of monogomy? Or just any of the trappings of the heteronormative world?
When we first got rings, I wore it on the Left hand to provoke the question from people "Are you married?" and then I could climb up on my soap box.
"They have never understood, and no reason that they should.
But if anybody could . . . " --SS
Updated On: 8/7/05 at 12:19 PM
#10
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:21pm
Yes, we wear rings....Just not on our fingers.
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#11
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:22pm
Diva--do YOU wiggle em?
#12
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:23pm
Well, not out the car window.
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#13
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:23pm
Now I wear it on my Left hand because it turns out lots of guys get off on sleeping with married men...
kidding...
>shakes head<
>nods head<
>shakes head<
kidding...
>shakes head<
>nods head<
>shakes head<
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But if anybody could . . . " --SS
#15
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:26pm
T'ain't no other kind, doll.
"They have never understood, and no reason that they should.
But if anybody could . . . " --SS
Updated On: 8/7/05 at 12:26 PM
#17
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:37pm
More the trappings of the hetero world; I certainly support monogamy for those of us who choose it, and while I am not crazy about the idea of marriage, I do realize that there are important legal elements that come with the act.
Please understand I am not critcising others who choose to wear rings; I guess in my own life I strive to maintain a certain distance from being completely absorbed by the hetero world in which I live and work. I hope this makes sense.
Please understand I am not critcising others who choose to wear rings; I guess in my own life I strive to maintain a certain distance from being completely absorbed by the hetero world in which I live and work. I hope this makes sense.
#18
Posted: 8/7/05 at 12:40pm
I want to wear rings when I get married.
If he doesn't want to wear rings, he will have to buy me something expensive to make up for it. j/k
If he doesn't want to wear rings, he will have to buy me something expensive to make up for it. j/k
#19
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:00pm
When I was with my former partner, we had matching Celtic bands - mine in yellow gold, hers in white gold, but were saving them for when we had some kind of "ceremony" which she wanted and which didn't interest me so much...I wanted something small and low-key if anything, and she wanted the whole mock-wedding deal - you know, dresses, family, reception, etc. I wear it now when an outfit calls for it because it's pretty.
I did wear her grandmother's diamond. I miss it.
I did wear her grandmother's diamond. I miss it.
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Updated On: 8/7/05 at 01:00 PM
#20
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:09pm
gymman--
I wasn't inferring any criticism, just curious about the rationale. For those of us with the luxury of choosing whether to blend in or stand out, it's an ever-present question.
When I am with my partner's blond, blue-eyed, ski-jump nose, plaid-headband sister, and we're pushing her baby (in a stroller) down the street, I am overwhelmed at the power of the warm embrace of the larger world. The acceptance is incredible. And I live in Chelsea, where the acceptance level of my reality is pretty high.
Then I snap out of it and put on my Jimmy Choos and hit the streets...
I wasn't inferring any criticism, just curious about the rationale. For those of us with the luxury of choosing whether to blend in or stand out, it's an ever-present question.
When I am with my partner's blond, blue-eyed, ski-jump nose, plaid-headband sister, and we're pushing her baby (in a stroller) down the street, I am overwhelmed at the power of the warm embrace of the larger world. The acceptance is incredible. And I live in Chelsea, where the acceptance level of my reality is pretty high.
Then I snap out of it and put on my Jimmy Choos and hit the streets...
"They have never understood, and no reason that they should.
But if anybody could . . . " --SS
#21
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:31pm
we wear matching platinum and white gold bands on our left hands. the two metals cross over each other - a nice symbol, we think. my partner picked mine out - it was a one of a kind - and he nailed my style exactly. the bands are simple, elegant and symbolic.
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#22
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:36pm
i like it when my partner nails my taste exactly the way i like.
#23
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:43pm
dammit, Marquise; I was gonna say that...
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But if anybody could . . . " --SS
#24
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:48pm
No we don't. If we were married, we would wear them, but since we are not taking that step yet, I get to be ring free a little longer.....I really don't like wearing jewelry very much. For some reason it annoys me. Especially rings. I find myself having to take them off after a while.
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#25
Posted: 8/7/05 at 1:51pm
No. We don't. To hetero for us.
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