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I would nope right out of that one. Relationships change; rings can change, but tattoos do not. Nobody wants a constant reminder of a failed relationship, and
by curryst 6y ago
I would nope right out of that one. Relationships change; rings can change, but tattoos do not. Nobody wants a constant reminder of a failed relationship, and I would imagine that your new SO wouldn't be super thrilled to be constantly reminded of your ex. Plus what do you do if you get re-married? Tattoo another ring on? Wear an actual ring over the tattooed ring?
- rini17 6y agoBlack out whole finger :D
- c22 6y agoThose properties are also what makes it such a good indicator of commitment, and of course it has the added benefit of not getting caught in machinery. I made a personal rule early in life never to marry someone I hadn't successfully lived with for 5 years prior and it's worked out well for me so far.
- blaser-waffle 6y ago> and of course it has the added benefit of not getting caught in machinery. They make safety gloves for that reason. And silicone rings too.
- c22 6y agoOf course there are types of machinery where "safety gloves" are in fact detrimental to safe operation...[0] [0] http://files.hria.org/files/OH4433.pdf http://files.hria.org/files/OH4433.pdf