Acidosis: Both engagement & wedlock ring, I don't think I'll wear any.

Ms_Steph: wow. how will u feel if ur wife wear dint wear 1

Annie2gud: If i may asked,why@acidosis

Danhumprey: Of what use is an engagement ring to a man? He 'buy' the woman to himself from her parents. The engagement ring on her finger is a sign of ownership. That someone owns her and as such prospective 'buyers' should stay off her. It is the man who 'buy'(woo,married) the woman and not the other way round and as such,the woman wearing the ring shows she is somebody's possession.

Danhumprey: Of what use is an engagement ring to a man? He 'buy' the woman to himself from her parents. The engagement ring on her finger is a sign of ownership. That someone owns her and as such prospective 'buyers' should stay off her. It is the man who 'buy'(woo,married) the woman and not the other way round and as such,the woman wearing the ring shows she is somebody's possession.

demelza: Danny wake up, you have slept enough.
Join us in the 21st century if you care..

The ring has absolutely nothing to add to a marital life..

Rings in Wedding Ceremonies :

The use of rings in wedding ceremonies is traced back to the early part of the fourth century.30 However, the first explicit description of the ring’s usage seems to come from Isidore of Seville, who became archbishop of that city in 595. He wrote: [s]"The ring is given by the espouser to the espoused either for a sign of mutual fidelity or still more to join their hearts by this pledge; and therefore the ring is placed on the fourth finger because a certain vein, it is said, flows thence to the heart."31 [/s]

The belief that the fourth finger (counting from the thumb), has a vena amoris–a love vein running directly to the heart–is obviously pure superstition.

The annular (ring) finger shares the same "route" to the heart as the other fingers. In spite of its superstitious origin, the custom of wearing the wedding ring on the fourth finger of the left hand has prevailed in most Christian countries to this day.

Annie2gud: @Acidosis, Ok.

Acidosis: Both engagement & wedlock ring, I don't think I'll wear any.

Law-confessor:


^^ ^^

Y Wont U?

Wearing a wedding ring though, does not provide 100% guarantee dat d man is faithful.

But i fink it depict some proud n worthiness in d man's life & in his marriage.


If not for anything, i suppose it'll be good to see d wedding ring as a band dat

1)BINDS d LOVE shared.
2)REMINDS d Vow made in GOD's presence. 3)Represents a sign dat u re bonded n probably do not share a separate life any longer.

Etchetra Etchetra

Acidosis: If you ask me, I'll want to say a vow made using a Bible is stronger.

If for any reason, you want to make a vow in God's presence, I think a ring is such an inappropriate "thing" to use..

demelza: Danny wake up, you have slept enough.
Join us in the 21st century if you care..

Ms_Steph: woman don turn goat wey man dey buy.. loool

Acidosis: .

Danhumprey: Nice write up. My religious inclination doesn't support wearing ring.