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| 9 | Two wonderful comments on yet another "AITA for spending next to no time, effort, or money on my fiancé's engagement ring???"The money itself isn’t the most important aspect but quality is. If the ring is a symbol of your marriage and they intend for you to wear it forever, I’d hope the man would spend time, thought, effort, sacrifice (to save up money), and an understanding of who you are into finding one. If it’s not done for the ring, then I wouldn’t expect it in the marriage. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 21/02/20 05:33 PM |
| 2 | What are the jobs you consider a red flag? Why?Sorry you guys didn’t have a good experience with cooks/chefs. The guy I’m seeing is a cook, a really good one, so I have to stand up for him as the exception. He makes me breakfast every morning and always asks for requests. Also works hard at the job he’s been at for 3 years and keeps a clean kitchen... Can’t vouch for his coworkers though. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 02/01/20 07:30 PM |
| 2 | ''Women lose value once they turn 30'' --menI’m still coping with the fact that I’m getting closer to 30 (27 next week) and trying to tell myself “you are not losing your value. Not as a person and especially not as a woman”. I dated older guys as my preference but they’d joke about trading me out for a new model. Sure enough, the last one cheated on me with a string of 21 year olds (he paid for them). I really started to believe that I would have nothing to offer and it’s something I struggle with daily. Now I will remind myself that all… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 02/01/20 07:12 PM |
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