After 44 years of being married, I'm not wearing my wedding ring anymore...

[Psilloh1]

Lost mine in Spokane WA on a trip to Glacier Nat Park our first year of marriage. Never replaced it. That was 20 years ago.
Fyi...theory about women noticing/hitting on ME does not work. Ymmv

Well that.... And your not handsome..... J/K had to go there!

 

[atljetmech]

Well that.... And your not handsome..... J/K had to go there!

Precisely what I was getting at and my wife realizes that

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

I haven't worn one for the better part of 10 years. I used to work on sensitive electronics and I work on moving mechanical parts. I don't know if you've ever seen a degloved or fried finger before but I'll pass on that being a part of my story. My wife knows I love her and there are bigger problems if a ring is what drives trust in a relationship.

I can understand your predicament though from a sentimental point of view. Sad to lose a part of something you've had for so long that carries that kind of meaning.

 

[keith089]

My first ring from my wacko wedding is in the Swamp-at Robins AFB. I remarried 23 years ago, only time it leaves my hand was on my dog tags or to wear a silicone one when they came out.

 

[4ssss]

I don't wear any jewelry so I keep my wedding ring on my keychain

 

[JNelson04]

Lost mine after the first couple of years of marriage. I feel terrible about it. Now I wear a $5 stainless steel ring I picked up in Dahlonega years ago. I've had the silicone rings but over time they wear away and get a lot smaller.

 

[StuP]

Married 29 years, never had one.

 

[payneed]

I don't wear any jewelry so I keep my wedding ring on my keychain

I've lost more keys than wedding bands...

 

[fastfish66]

50 yrs this month for us.
Had to remove mine years ago for safety reasons at work. Now it doesn't fit but I still have it.

Hey i went with that excuse also.You know working with electric and all. Man we have them fooled don't we.

 

[eightnsand]

Tattoo for you.
27 years today! Never wore one as it’s dangerous for a man working in heavy industry.