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I'm not even in a relationship, let alone thinking of proposing yet, but I've always contemplated this.

I've always felt like a ring should be symbolic of my love for a girl. So if I like a ring's aesthetic and think it would look good on her, that would be the ring I get for her, and if she doesn't want it, then that's that.

Would you be okay with a ring that is to the guy's taste and not necessarily your dream ring?

for the most I think this site tends to recognize that men are extremely diverse in terms of their backgrounds, beliefs, opinions, attractions, tastes and many other points of view

me and many other users here seem to recognize there are men of all different walks of life on here even though many of us still do tend to generalize men as a whole in certain aspects

that being said, I'm told repeatedly not to generalize women because women are also extremely diverse with their points of view

fine. no problem

yet whenever a woman here posts an opinion that is different to the opinions of other women in a drastic way especially an opinion that seems to be "against her own gender" (assuming it is), she is accused of being a fake pink account or a pick-me-girl or accused of having internalized misogyny etc.

seems to me women aren't really allowed to have different opinions that "goes against their own gender" but "generalizations" are wrong apparently

this doesn't seem to be a male problem and even if there are women pretending to be fake blue accounts, no one questions them because we recognize the diversity in men but not women?

so which is it then? be consistent

generalizations are wrong and women can have differing opinions without being accused of being pick-me-girls/fake pink accounts?

or

generalizations are right and women shouldn't have opinions that differ from whatever the sisterhood insists is the right opinion?