Married men who don't wear their rings anymore (girl, washing, wash)
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What about if you're sitting on an (open seating) airplane while boarding for your business trip next to an empty seat and a hot looking woman comes walking down the aisle looking for a seat?
nope. i am perfectly happy and secure with my marriage and my wife feels the same.
I'm sorry, but this is just plain dumb. I assume you aren't aware that it was only in the twentieth century that male wedding rings came into being? More specifically, they did not become traditional until the 1940s.
Not true. There are folk songs collected in the 19th century in Russia and Croatia that mention wedding rings.
What an amusing thread. My husband never takes his ring off and he works with machinery. I am the one that doesn't wear my ring that often. I didnt realize I was on the prowl. Or is this just a male thing?
My husband wears his ring more often that I wear mine. I don't like to ride a bike with a ring on, or knead bread dough. So my ring is always coming off and then I can't find it for a week or two.
My husband has had five or six rings since we got married...three gold ones that I remember because of the cost, then a silver one which got really scratched within a week or so, a stainless steel one that he didn't like, and a thick black one that he wears now, when he wears one. He lost one of the gold ones in the port-a-potty at work, another one got way too small (was a 7 and now he wears a 10) and he lost one so totally that we have no clue what ever happened to it. Every time he loses one, I tell him to just quit wearing them because it's not worth the bother, but he enjoys shopping for another.
I never saw my parents wear them. My ex and I always wore ours. My SO told me when we get married he wont wear his because he works on machinery-he is considering getting one tattood on.
Today is my 10th anniversary, and I have rarely worn my wedding band during the last ten years. My wife hasn't worn hers consistently for about 5 years or so.
I used to do more manual labor, so didn't wear it much back when I was first married. I hated keeping track of it, so I just quit wearing it at all. My wife just followed suit after a while since it didn't bother her that I wasn't wearing mine.
There might have been some places where they were common but it was not widespread like it is now.
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Or is this just a male thing? 
