Search Results: emotional cheating

Cardi B and her husband were apparently going to separate, and people were arguing whether or not she should return the ring. It was a $500k ring.
Depending on what state your in, many laws consider it a gift and your property therefore it's completely up to the woman whether she'll return or keep it.

Personally, I wouldn't want to keep it, I'm the type of person if you're out of my life, I mean get the fuck out. I'm deleting everything and burning, selling or returning the rest. I don't really like jewelry, but for example in Cardi's case, apparently he cheated. So I wouldn't want him to have it either because the engagement was cut off because of his wrongdoing. I'd rather sell it and donate the funds (after taking a bit to buy me ice cream for my upcoming emotional distress, not gonna lie).

I think if the woman is the reason that the wedding is called off, like by her cheating, then yes she should be required to return the ring.

TLDR: Should a woman be required to return an engagement ring? Does it depend on who's fault the wedding is being cancelled for?

Leaving aside committing a crime and violence (that's already a given), I'm referring to emotional hardships some people go through.

Things I couldn't give a 2nd chance at all:
- Getting cheated on
- Bullying after a certain age (if you're 16 and still bullying, then years later want to apologize get lost)
- Getting treated horribly by a partner's family member
- Someone purposely making you cry

Basically, if you're doing something that you already know damn well it's wrong but still do it repeatedly over an extended timeframe then that's not a mistake. That's a conscious decision you took. No 2nd chance from me.
A mistake is forgetting your keys or accidentally bumping into someone. A mistake isn't making someone's social life miserable nor breaking their hearts?