Anti-Cheating Rings: Would It Actually Work?

by SodaHead Living Posted 2012/06/28 21:11:48

Related Topics: anti-cheating ring, thecheeky, Wedding Ring, Cheating, Marriage, Relationships

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If you ever worry that your significant other might remove their wedding ring in a tempting situation, TheCheeky might have just the thing to keep you calm. Their patented "anti-cheating rings" will leave an imprint of the words "I'm Married" on the wearer's finger when the ring is removed, making it literally impossible to cheat. Did we say literally impossible? We meant to say slightly more difficult.

The product page reads, "The negative engraving on the inside means that when you are in the 'Club' and an attractive woman... or man comes along to chat, slipping your wedding ring off is not an option ... Made of strengthened Titanium. Life time guarantee, ‘til death and all that." And it'll only cost you $550! But would it actually work?

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Depsycho 2012/06/28 21:55:04

No

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.... All they have to do is not wear it.

Also, people, seriously, this IS YOUR SPOUSE. NOT your DOG.

You do not OWN your spouse.
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Aquaduck 2012/06/28 23:27:05

No

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The imprint probably isn't that noticable. But people mess with people they know are married, so a ring or imprint won't stop them.

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Bunk11 2012/06/28 23:25:49

No

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Lots of people don't really care if the person they're bonking is married to someone else. The ring would just be proof that the cheater is married to a horrible person, etc. etc. who needs the other person to help him/her out.

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Elz 2012/06/28 23:25:42

No

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but if it cost $550, then it better work.

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AngryGabby 2012/06/28 23:24:57

No

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The real question is: why would you get married to somebody that you can't trust?

Trust is one of the biggest things in a healthy relationship and if you need to rely on a silly ring, then you need to go to counseling.

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Bibliophilic 2012/06/28 23:19:31

No

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Cheating scum will find a way somehow. If only there were more trustworthy and honest people in the world.

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Rubyking 2012/06/28 23:15:38

No

+1
YOU CRAZY

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flyingseaturtle BN 2012/06/28 23:08:37

No

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To some a wedding ring works wonders but others not so much.

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sglmom 2012/06/28 23:07:27

No

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Once a cheat .. always a cheat ..
they will find a way to CHEAT no matter what ..
(yes, a sad thing to say indeed)

No ring .. nothing that leaves a bit of stress on the skin will ever be able to stop the one bound and determined to cheat ..

(seriously .. the ones trolling around looking for an 'easy mark' .. are going to continue down the path to being unfaithful)

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Jan Haskell 2012/06/28 23:05:03

No

+5
It's the heart that needs changing ... not the ring.

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waternymphxD 2012/06/28 22:57:35

No

+6
A cheaters a cheater. Aint no magical ring gonna change that either.

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meg 2012/06/28 22:50:25

No

+3
That's stupid

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Sterling 2012/06/28 22:48:56

No

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That won't stop someone who wants to cheat. That being said, it would be smart to get a ring tattoo as well.

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Artisan Rose ☽✪☾☥ 2012/06/28 22:45:21

No

+2
If wedding rings don't always work, why would this one?

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Curmudgeon 2012/06/28 22:43:50

No

+3
Short of having that ring attached around the person's neck 24/7, the ring can come off and the person in question can lie and say they are not married.

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bman~AVA 2012/06/28 22:38:09

No

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I don't see it working for a couple different reasons. #1 What happens if the married person never wears their ring? When I was in the military I used to work aircraft maintenance and jewelry was not allowed. Now I've been married since 78 and to this day I don't wear my ring. #2 To me a ring is nothing but a symbol plain and simple. If you're gonna cheat then a ring isn't gonna make any bit of difference. I don't cheat on my wife because it's not in my heart to cheat on my wife. It's not what you wear but what's in your heart that counts.

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AM to bman~AVA 2012/06/29 13:24:05

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I agree I rarely wore my wedding ring when I was married feeling the only person who had to know I was married ..was me.I've spent 34 years of my life in monogamous relationships my morals kept me from straying not a ring.

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bman~AVA to AM 2012/06/29 17:02:45

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There you go miss AM. I feel the exact same way. I've tried to explain that to others and they think I'm strange for my thoughts about it but when you really think about it it's true. Your morals and what's in your heart are what keep you from cheating. Not some piece of jewelry on your finger.

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MarinerFH 2012/06/28 22:37:58

No

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It would work for some, but not for most.

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Valerie© 2012/06/28 22:35:38

No

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An imprint on a finger will stop no man/woman from cheating. If they want to do it, they'll do it.

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Sinister Ken Doll™ 2012/06/28 22:35:03

No

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a person is gonna cheat if it's something they're set on doing
no ring can change that

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John Boy 2012/06/28 22:34:10

No

+5
Even if it did leave behind letters on a finger, there are enough scum out there that would not care !!!

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heathereth 2012/06/28 22:33:50

No

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Funny, but who looks at peoples hands? It's kinda hard to see anyway and it kind of shows a lack of faith in the persons spouse.

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Chris D 2012/06/28 22:33:02

No

+5

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☆ElenaDiamond☆ 2012/06/28 22:32:58

No

+3
Sadly there are plenty of cheaters out there who wouldn't even bother to remove it and a ring or someone being married wont stop the people they pick up from sleeping with them in the first place.

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Sebastian 2012/06/28 22:29:03

No

+4
Maybe it would work if it was a ring that imprinted the man's dick instead of his finger ;)

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stevegtexas@aol.com 2012/06/28 22:27:53

No

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Get a "married" tattoo!!!! that way if you dont trust them the other person will see!!!

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Jo-e to stevegt... 2012/06/29 16:40:15
kate 2012/06/28 22:27:30

No

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why would you even get married to a person who you think would cheat?

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Sebastian to kate 2012/06/28 22:30:14

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No one ever thinks it can happen to them.

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John Boy to Sebastian 2012/06/28 22:35:28

+4
Agreed !!!

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John Boy to John Boy 2012/06/28 22:36:52

+3
Not to be insulting, but a ring does not plug the hole !!

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kate to Sebastian 2012/06/28 23:53:13

+1
yea but you also should not be getting married with cheating on your mind

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Sebastian to kate 2012/06/29 00:28:20 (edited)

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No one gets into a car with death on their mind either but fatal auto accidents happen every day. You can be the most careful driver in the world and still get smeared by circumstances outside your control. Same with marriages, you might be the best spouse you can be but still get cheated on. You don't "plan" to get cheated on but sometimes it happens to the best of us, unfortunately :(

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kate to Sebastian 2012/06/29 02:04:00

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yea but by telling a partner to wear this ring that marks them ur saying u think they will cheat and also don't trust them and and your right with the car part but the only reson you would make someone wear this ring is cause you think they will cheat from the get go so you wouldent get Into a car that u think will break down and you shouldent get into a marriage you think will fail so I still don't see why these rings would be needed

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Sebastian to kate 2012/06/29 03:22:53 (edited)

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Oh, I see the disconnect here now ;) I'm not saying the rings are a good idea either. I took your comment about not marrying someone you think will cheat at face value, instead of in the context of these "fidelity rings". You are correct in saying that asking a spouse to wear these is a vote of non-confidence (and kind of an insult when you think about it)

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kate to Sebastian 2012/06/29 05:03:02

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ah alright yea I thought u were for the rings lol and yea noone rlly knows what would happen but I was talking bout the rings lol we were on to different ends

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kate to Sebastian 2012/06/28 23:53:49

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or thinking its gonna happen telling a partner to get this ring is telling them you don't trust them from the start

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Curmudgeon to kate 2012/06/28 22:46:09

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This is why I am 100% for prenups that are carved in stone, whereby any cheating results in the person losing everything and leaving the relationship with only the things they brought into the relationship.

Subject to trespassing laws if not carried out in a timely manner.

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kate to Curmudgeon 2012/06/28 23:52:29

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so your telling your partner you don't trust them from the start?

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Curmudgeon to kate 2012/06/29 00:06:13

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Nothing like that, in my family I have seen far too many fancy weddings end with messy drawn out court cases. The prenup is there as a safe guard.

If you are truly in love, and have no plans on ever cheating signing one shouldn't matter. Right?

I have even seen people doing five year term marriages with a built in prenup.

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