It’s no secret that Jennifer Love Hewitt is A) a little bit loopy and B) hasn’t had the best luck in the dating department. So, it comes as no surprise that she created quite a bit of buzz in a recent interview. When she appeared on the Ellen Degeneres Show, she revealed that she’s got three different rings at Tiffany’s all picked out for her future betrothed.
Now, in reality, most young ladies all have a certain ring in mind when they think about the “big question” being popped. So, there is certainly a chance that we may have left subtle hints lying around or have pointed out a ring we like on someone else’s finger. Some of us may have even delegated a close friend (with good taste) as the “go to” gal if your beau should have any questions or need guidance. I think all of that is normal.
However, the way Ms. Hewitt approached the topic was totally tacky and what sparked all the buzz. Picking her rings from Tiffany’s was her first rookie mistake in my humble opinion. I mean, could you be any more predictable and dull? Probs not. The real issue lies within her comments about not wanting to be “disappointed” with her ring. Did we not already cover this? Yo, Jen Love? Perhaps if you spent more time picking out a stellar stud, you could spend less time worrying about a gemological dud.
So, is it wrong to make a finger bling wish list? Or is it just plain tacky?
well, good luck, JLove.
xx,
WhyDid
Do I need to point out the obvious that you’re lacking a male perspective on this particular topic? Perhaps I should tell the story of a former girlfriend who created an account for ME on diamondsareforever.com with not one, not two, but FIVE rings all picked out for me. Of course they were IF+ and D color and nothing less than 2ct. The wimminz be crazy about this in general, but for the record, if the name “Tiffany’s” is mentioned it’s an automatic disqualification. Now I can’t marry JLH.
Bahahaha! That is brilliant… and terrifying. I think showing your true cray cray is a surefire way to guarantee a ringless finger for the rest of eternity. Does “demanding” the proposal also fall into this category? I think so…
xx,
WhyDid
Ouch – that was a low blow. I think any demand or ultimatum will produce the opposite of the desired outcome. Throw in demands for expensive gems and you’ve created a disaster recipe of apocalyptic proportions.
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