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A very little question: my ring finger feels strange now I am no longer married so have no ring. What do you do?
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How about gifting yourself with a ring you love and celebrating your relationship with you.
When my ex and I knew we were getting divorced we each bought rings. I have a plain signet ring with my initials on it. I took my engagement ring and wedding band and had them made into a pendent.
Funny, my ring finger itched the whole time I was married. The second marriage it didn’t.
I know what you mean about the strange feeling on your left hand ring finger. I put a ring on my right hand. I wear it all the time. It’s a promise to myself – to be kind, patient, and generous to myself.
Was married almost 28 years -together most 30 – took off my rings after numerous years of putting up with husband cheating in various ways – I think I damaged the nerve trying to ply the rings off my finger but am hoping after a while the physical as well as emotional pain wil be gone. I have a garnet ring than my mom gave me before she died on my right hand. When I reach for my wedding & engagement ring that is now gone I immediately then turn to my mom’s ring on my right hand and know that she is watching over me and sending her love. It helps me through the day. Suggest you get a ring from your mom or buy a ring for your right hand. A sign of a future of hope, trust and lvoe.