.... 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.
Anti-Cheating Rings: Would It Actually Work?
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2012/06/28 21:11:48
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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?

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






















At least a prenuptial agreement will save you some money if your partner cheats (if done correctly). If you bought this ring, and then your partner cheats... you are out another $550 on someone you didn't trust to begin with.
/facepalm
1) A cheater is going to cheat regardless. You tattoo across the cheaters forehead "MINE" and he or she will find a way around the tattoo to cheat.
2) A wedding band is suppose to be a symbol or love, unity and a life committed to each other. A ring doesn't make the marriage. The vows spoken do not make the marriage. Two people who do "the work" of a relationship (love, trust, communication, challenges, success, share, etc) make the marriage.
For the last eleven (11) years, I have made such a commitment, legally in CA since 2008 before prop h8 passage. I've lost my wedding band... but I haven't lost my my commitment. I lost the symbol, but I haven't lost the reality.
I'm not against wedding bands... just this one.
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I have used my wedding ring as a deterrent to other women. While it doesn't matter to some women I think most it does and I have made sure to wave my left hand around in some environments to warn away women every once in a while.
Once I was in a bar with a (single) buddy and he kept urging me to keep my left hand on the table so women could concentrate on the one of us who was available.