You know those little things your friends do that annoy the hell out of you, but you don't tell them about it because it's not your job to tell them what to do? I'm kinda in that situation right now. My friend will be 20 years old in August, he's almost a sophomore in college, and he's been wearing this freaking ring since he got it about half way through our senior year in high school. Now, I've had other friends who had class rings, but they eventually stopped wearing them. My friend, on the other hand, wears his so much you would think it's his engagement ring.
Maybe annoying the hell out of me isn't the right word. It's more like "Dude... why are you still wearing that?"
So my question is, are you still wearing your high school ring? If not, when did you stop?
When Do You Stop Wearing Your High School Ring?
I don't think my high school had class rings. I don't think there is a set amount of time to wear it. Maybe he is just used to wearing it and feels weird without it. I got married last year and I thought I would hate wearing a ring but now when I take it off my hand feel weird. I'm thinking your friend feels the same way. Maybe he is holding out for a college class ring, if those exist, or to find true love and get married :)
" You know those little things your friends do that annoy the hell out of you, but you don't tell them about it because it's not your job to tell them what to do? I'm kinda in that situation right now. My friend will be 20 years old in August, he's almost a sophomore in college, and he's been wearing this freaking ring since he got it about half way through our senior year in high school. Now, I've had other friends who had class rings, but they eventually stopped wearing them. My friend, on the other hand, wears his so much you would think it's his engagement ring. Maybe annoying the hell out of me isn't the right word. It's more like "Dude... why are you still wearing that?" So my question is, are you still wearing your high school ring? If not, when did you stop? "I stopped wearing mine awhile ago, if your friend really respects the school he went to though why is it bad that he wears the ring?
They cost like a couple of hundred, so I decided not to waste my parent's money on a ring that I'd never wear.
" @Chris2KLee said:Ah, I see. I don't remember having that in Canada, at least in my area. You have to buy it? Is it expensive? I remember not even wanting to buy my yearbook, but my mother wanted it for memories. The worst thing was the last year of high school, the yearbook committee decided to design a metal cover, and it upped the cost significantly. Worse yet, it caused a major delay, and I had to pick the stupid thing up the following year." Huh, don't think my high school even had a ring. Is that common thing? "Sorta... It's an american thing and you normally have to buy the ring. "
Didn't feel enough attachment to my high school to buy mine. I don't like wearing rings in general, though, so yeah. I've seen a few of my old high school friends after graduating two years before, and none of them were wearing theirs if they had one.
" @Landon said:neither he or I had any school spirit whatsoever." You know those little things your friends do that annoy the hell out of you, but you don't tell them about it because it's not your job to tell them what to do? I'm kinda in that situation right now. My friend will be 20 years old in August, he's almost a sophomore in college, and he's been wearing this freaking ring since he got it about half way through our senior year in high school. Now, I've had other friends who had class rings, but they eventually stopped wearing them. My friend, on the other hand, wears his so much you would think it's his engagement ring. Maybe annoying the hell out of me isn't the right word. It's more like "Dude... why are you still wearing that?" So my question is, are you still wearing your high school ring? If not, when did you stop? "I stopped wearing mine awhile ago, if your friend really respects the school he went to though why is it bad that he wears the ring? "
@Chris2KLee said:
" @Kyreo said:" @Chris2KLee said:Ah, I see. I don't remember having that in Canada, at least in my area. You have to buy it? Is it expensive? I remember not even wanting to buy my yearbook, but my mother wanted it for memories. The worst thing was the last year of high school, the yearbook committee decided to design a metal cover, and it upped the cost significantly. Worse yet, it caused a major delay, and I had to pick the stupid thing up the following year. "" Huh, don't think my high school even had a ring. Is that common thing? "Sorta... It's an american thing and you normally have to buy the ring. "
Yes, class rings are expensive and really dumb. You don't have to buy it, but many idiots do.
@rentfn said:
" I don't think my high school had class rings. I don't think there is a set amount of time to wear it. Maybe he is just used to wearing it and feels weird without it. I got married last year and I thought I would hate wearing a ring but now when I take it off my hand feel weird. I'm thinking your friend feels the same way. Maybe he is holding out for a college class ring, if those exist, or to find true love and get married :) "
This seems like the most logical answer. I'm pretty sure the only time he takes it off is when he goes to bed.
It's a huge thing in the midwest at least, the same company that sells the caps and gowns tried to get kids to customize their own rings, the price depended on how much "Bling" you used. I know some people spend 400-500ish on the. Never really seen the point. Though my real question is why do you care what your friend has on his fingers lol
When you have a superbowl ring you wear it proudly because you WON THE EFFIN SUPERBOWL!!
What does a highschool ring represent?
I never bought one. Why waste the money on a ring when you could spend it on alcohol for the grad party.
" @Chris2KLee said:It's pretty standard in South America too." Huh, don't think my high school even had a ring. Is that common thing? "Sorta... It's an american thing and you normally have to buy the ring. "
I never even bothered buying one.
Never bought a high school ring, a yearbook, or those cheesy senior pictures. It all seemed like a waste of money to me.
I wish I could of wore my big booty IT teacher's ring, if ya'na'm sayin!?!...
But seriously, nothing like that in the UK. We don't even have a yearbook. The most common tradition is we all write messages on each others shirts saying the rudimentary ''Good luck'' and ''I'll miss you'' ect. Truth be told, it's mostly like a challenge for how many signatures guys can get on the girls 'upper' area of the shirts.
I stopped wearing mine a little after I graduated. It's not that I thought it was dumb or anything, I just don't really like wearing rings.
" High School Ring? Oh, you Americans and your crazy ways... "
I was going to say something but this pretty much sums up the thread
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