A gold ring, too much?

[moeburn]

My 1-year anniversary with my girlfriend is coming up, and I was wondering if anyone thinks it might be too much to buy her a thin gold band (not expensive, under $100). If it makes a difference, we are still both in high school.

[King Zarathu]

Hey, you! Haven't seen you in forever!

And to answer your question, if it's less than $100, if she means the world to you, and if you think she'll appreciate it without thinking you're a cheap ****, then it is fine.

Else? No.

[Junket]

Well if it isn't Moeburn.

Guess things have been well as we haven't seen ya around.

[moeburn]

holy crap, I didn't expect anybody to remember me. Sorry for not being a regular poster, but yeah, things have been going great for the past year or so

[Junket]

Well, there's a lot of the old poster still around, and your icon is easily recognizable. Good to hear things are goin' so well. But yeah, if it's a cheap ring, price-wise that is...and she knows this. I say go for it. What it represents will mean more than what it actually is.

That's what I figure anyway.

[Darth Payne]

What year in high school exactly?

And if you have the money to spare, sure why the hell not.

[vashti]

Be careful with a gold band. Gold bands say "wedding ring" to me.

[Junket]

Hmm...Vash has a good point...how about necklace?

[vashti]

Necklaces are better...

[King Zarathu]

Pwnt. Necklace ftw.

[Junket]

How about a gold ring...on a necklace??

[Gigabitch]

That's a promise ring, Moeburn. Get her a bracelet. You're gonna freak her out, and even if you don't, her mom is going to have a coronary.

[vashti]

Do people still give promise rings? I had forgotten all about those...

[Junket]

A promise ring?

Eh?

What was that some kind of fad?

[Gigabitch]

It's a "We'll get married when we're old enough to sign the papers" thing. Insane.