This is by no means that I want to be generous in front of my wife, but because I know very well that after marriage, we will definitely quarrel. If I don't buy a ring, then she will use this reason to attack me (don't try to explain to her that she doesn't want it, so you will die even worse), and I will hold my head up for life. This price is too high. In contrast, I will scrimp and save to buy a smaller diamond ring.
Perhaps my cousin's story can better illustrate this truth. My cousin's son is getting engaged. She told me that she was afraid that people who bought gold would look down on her and asked me if the diamond ring of10.002 billion could be customized. My cousin is a Brazilian amethyst cave with assets of tens of millions or more. The woman's family is also very rich and has a lot of dowry.
He said he was afraid of gold, so he considered customizing a diamond ring of 200 thousand. Cousin said that the son can't find a poor family when looking for a partner, otherwise the son is in trouble and the woman's family can't help. So I later learned that in 90% of marriages, you are strong, backed and excellent. Will anyone dare to ask if they don't buy a diamond ring? Also said that the diamond ring is a scam?
The source of all unhappiness is that he doesn't love you enough, or that his in-laws look down on you, or that your mother's family is not strong enough. If you marry true love, how can boys be reluctant to buy it, and how can girls have to buy it? There are too many scams in life. When you get married once, you shouldn't ask if you want to buy a scam, no matter how big or small. This is to make you compromise from the beginning.
Marriage is really more than love. Young girls can't see through it. As a married woman who later made jewelry, have I never been young? My mother-in-law didn't mention three gold at first, so now there are more jewelry, which is also a great regret in my life.
Because now I see through it, it turns out that my mother-in-law really neglected me because her family was not strong enough. If I am lucky enough to be a mother-in-law, my future daughter-in-law can rest assured that I will personally design your diamond ring and give me all your jewelry. If I am a mother-in-law in the future, please rest assured that being a mother will not make you envy others in jewelry.
Although the cousin's story is about the woman's feelings, it also shows the importance that the woman's family attaches to the diamond ring given by her boyfriend or fiance. Therefore, even if you sell iron in the pot, you must buy a diamond ring for your daughter-in-law!