Would you say yes????

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Not going to lie, it depends. If my fiancé didn’t make much, and had a lot of bills to pay. Ofcourse I would say yes!! 
But my fiancé makes a lot of money and after all of his bills he pays, he still has a lot left over. So it would hurt my feelings if he spent only $48.00 on a ring, when he makes more than that in only 2 hours of work.

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I’ve never asked my husband how much my engagement ring cost - nor will I ever. 
I’m so delighted that he took the time to go out and pick something that he thinks I’d like and wear for the rest of my life. It’s a symbol of his want for commitment with me and that means more to me than a price tag

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I hope my SO at this age in his life knows not to leave a tag and receipt with the thing 😬 still saying yes though!

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If you wanted to be engaged to the guy then you'd say yes. I assume the question exists because of the price tag on the ring? If so, that's materialistic AF and any man should be running in completely the opposite direction

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I’m saying no to the ring but yes to the engagement. 
The ring is a symbol of the engagement. THATS IT. If you can’t afford to buy me a decent ring that I’ll actually want to wear, then don’t bother because the ring doesn’t really mean anything ANYWAY. You’re engaged for a few months out of a (hopefully) LIFETIME of being married. Who cares about the engagement ring. Especially when the actual wedding bands tend to be cheaper? 
Just my opinion.

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His investment in the ring does not reflect his investment in you. Especially if it’s someone who doesn’t earn that much in the first place.

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It’s more about the meaning behind it, than the actual ring itself, I’ll accept a ring pop, like regardless the price it symbolizes him wanting to spend the rest of his life with you, and grow together.

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With the amount of money my partner makes if he didnt think I was worth more than that then no, I would not marry him. Call me materialistic all you like.

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I would say no because it's so rude and tacky to leave the price tags all over it. I don't know how much my ring cost and I will never know - it's about the meaning not the monetary value. Regardless of price, I would have been upset if the price tag was visible on the ring or the box.

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The ring doesn't determine whether you say yes or no. How you feel is the answer! My husband doesn't make much and my ring cost £100 and I love it because it's exactly what I wanted.

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