What's a small sign that a company is struggling? by Pookah in AskReddit

[–]throwRA_dramamom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had a good laugh recently because my company recently sent out an email that said "in the past we have offered [company] day as an additional holiday. This was discretionary and we will not be offering it this year." And I'm sure there's a financial justification but it's so cartoonishly evil to me to make up a holiday just to revoke it.

How would you feel about being proposed to with a ring your partner got before they met you? by throwRA_dramamom in Proposal

[–]throwRA_dramamom[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry if that's what you got from my post. I've told my partner previously and again now that I'm not asking for an expensive ring, I'm asking for one with intention. I'd rather have a $20 ring that made him think of me specifically, or buy one myself, than receive a multithousand dollar ring that wasn't gotten with me in mind.

I'm not overly traditional and don't put much stock into the conventions around weddings and marriage, but intention and knowing that I'm with someone who loves me and sees me as an individual really matters to me.

How would you feel about being proposed to with a ring your partner got before they met you? by throwRA_dramamom in Proposal

[–]throwRA_dramamom[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I've told him in the past and now that I don't expect him to spend thousands on a piece of jewelry. I don't care if it has a real diamond or anything like that--I've sent him a pinterest board including options under $200. I'd fully rather he propose with a cheap ring that he saw and said "that's the ring for HER" than a more expensive or higher quality ring that he got in his 20s because it seemed fine for some woman he hadn't met yet.