A Viral Social Media Exchange About Wearing a Wedding Ring for Attention
This viral social media post features a conversation between two users, Jake and Emily, regarding the social implications of wearing a wedding ring. Jake claims that wearing a ring when he goes out results in increased attention from women. When Emily questions the ethics of pretending to be married, Jake deflects the criticism by pointing out that he is not the one initiating advances toward a man he believes to be married. The exchange highlights a common debate regarding social proof and the ethics of deceptive dating tactics.
It is as unethicaly as Pushups bra or leggins or makeup or a wig/ extensions. Rules for thee, but not for me and my Girls!
Classic, always condemn the man. Leo DiCaprio? Let's judge him, not a never ending line of gold digging whores who can't wait to get with him. 1 horny bachelor is worse than thousands of hoes who reward him, knowing fully well he changes women like socks. Because god forbid women
tell them youre a widower. And the ring reminds you of your beautiful late wife. Tested. Highest scores ever.
Manners, friendship and courtship is only for your wife. The rest are just numbers, and numbers don't even deserve honesty or good intentions.
Here’s the thing: Preselection proof = social proof. If you have hot girl as your wingman, you will have a completely different experience trying to pick up girls vs a wingman. With the wedding ring, there is an additional factor no one talks about esp women: Women have this wire
100% can attest. I've never been a good looking man. But that ring made people I've known my whole life start flirting with me.
In college I couldn't get a girl to look at me, until I finally landed a girlfriend. We were together for a year and a half and I had seven different women wait until I was alone to hit on me. The minute my relationship was over none of them would give me the time of day.
women want what other women have
Only takes a second bro
When i got together with my first serious girlfriend during my university years, during the first dorm party we attended together, she kissed me goodbye early because she had a project deadline the next day. The moment she left the building, another girl came and asked if i wante