Viral Engagement Ring Pole Throws Controversy Under Reddit

What would you do if you found the engagement ring your significant other had the intention of to propose with and absolutely hated? Well, according to the Internet, the only thing you absolutely should not do is share a photo of it with Facebook complaining about it.

One woman did this earlier this week and another online community was do not here for that. "Ewwwww", writes the woman in a Facebook group "ring shaming" (yes, those exist) next to a photo of the Ring. "Shame, Friday, I'm coming in. I found that in the bedside table of the BF.Not a fan.Please roast it and then tell me how to say it tactfully No, you have to go looking for something different. "

according to Today & # 39; hui, a user of the group apparently then shared a screen capture from the original message to Redditwhere the commentators went on the anonymous woman who initially posted on it. "It's the saddest thing I've seen on this submarine.It's one thing when it's a stranger, but when someone who is supposed to love you acts unconditionally like a villain, he is simply sad, "commented a user. "I hope he sees this, then it WORKS." To post this degrading message to social media first insulting and then asking for ways to get something better from someone that she is supposed to love simply defies the meaning of that ring and proves that she does not not even deserve a ring from a dollar vending machine. This poor, poor man. "

… and these are two of the most beautiful comments.

Others on Reddit have disputed the fact that she was in a ring shaming group to begin with. "Oh my God, it was bad enough to think it was one person who was asking friends and family, but a group that shames the ring, disgusting …" wrote a user. "Wait … So that means she had to belong to that ring shaming group before she had any idea that her boyfriend had a ring and was just waiting to post about her Ring?" wondered another. But considering these types of groups exist in the first place, the group "That's it, I'm ring shaming"has more than 19,000 users – this woman is clearly not the only one to use social media to express her grievances.Of course, the anonymous poster is entitled to her opinions on her engagement ring, but as a & nbsp; A Reddit user put it, "The wedding is not about the ring."

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And if you find yourself in a situation where you do not like your engagement ring, here is exactly What can you do about it"Please note that" complaining to strangers on the Internet "is not part of the suggestions.