Because using a cattle brand implies a lack of trust.

[Crow]

There is also the theory that hormones have a role to play in finding the partner due to fluctuations caused by the menstrual cycle. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was along the lines of women are more attracted to males that are more pretty than rugged around the time the decorators are in, when they are on a break it's vice versa.

I however think that women go for guys they find attractive and each one has different tastes.

[Sweetdeath]

The whole Roman history of the wedding ring implying male ownership of the female puts me off them full stop.

Same . I'm never doing the wedding ring thing. i'm not a piece of someone's property. 
I don't understand why people wear them. To go "OH, someone already owns you? shucks"

No, thank you.

[Sweetdeath]

There is also the theory that hormones have a role to play in finding the partner due to fluctuations caused by the menstrual cycle. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was along the lines of women are more attracted to males that are more pretty than rugged around the time the decorators are in, when they are on a break it's vice versa.

I however think that women go for guys they find attractive and each one has different tastes.

And somehow this doesn't apply to women like me (and Amicale) who don't like men at all >_>;

[The Magic Pudding]

There is also the theory that hormones have a role to play in finding the partner due to fluctuations caused by the menstrual cycle. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was along the lines of women are more attracted to males that are more pretty than rugged around the time the decorators are in, when they are on a break it's vice versa.

I however think that women go for guys they find attractive and each one has different tastes.

And somehow this doesn't apply to women like me (and Amicale) who don't like men at all >_>;

[evil monologue] Ha ha, I hide and wait till Tank comes by, then I will use my ventriloquist ability, throw my voice and say "but that's only 'cause you haven't met the right man yet."  Bwa ha ha ha, Tank will be torn to pieces. [/evil monologue]

[Tank]

There is also the theory that hormones have a role to play in finding the partner due to fluctuations caused by the menstrual cycle. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was along the lines of women are more attracted to males that are more pretty than rugged around the time the decorators are in, when they are on a break it's vice versa.

I however think that women go for guys they find attractive and each one has different tastes.

And somehow this doesn't apply to women like me (and Amicale) who don't like men at all >_>;

[evil monologue] Ha ha, I hide and wait till Tank comes by, then I will use my ventriloquist ability, throw my voice and say "but that's only 'cause you haven't met the right man yet."  Bwa ha ha ha, Tank will be torn to pieces. [/evil monologue]

LOL

I'm heterosexual and that doesn't put me off of lesbians or gay men. If another person's sexuality is one's defining element in one's relationship with them one really should look closely at one's own priorities when it comes to forming relationships with people.

[Ali]

The whole Roman history of the wedding ring implying male ownership of the female puts me off them full stop.

Same . I'm never doing the wedding ring thing. i'm not a piece of someone's property. 
I don't understand why people wear them. To go "OH, someone already owns you? shucks"

No, thank you.

I don't consider my ring to mean that my husband owns me.  I see it as a symbol of our commitment, and a pretty piece of jewelry.  It's fine if anyone else doesn't want to wear a ring; I just wanted to clarify that a wedding ring doesn't have to be a symbol of ownership. 

[DeterminedJuliet]

The whole Roman history of the wedding ring implying male ownership of the female puts me off them full stop.

Same . I'm never doing the wedding ring thing. i'm not a piece of someone's property. 
I don't understand why people wear them. To go "OH, someone already owns you? shucks"

No, thank you.

I've never taken it that way. I wear mine for sentimental value - just like I wear a locket that he gave me when we were dating. They're pieces of jewelry, not a chastity belt. 

[Buddy]

If I were to ever get a stamping ring, it would say something along the lines of "Help me "

[Ali]

A "666" stamping ring would be funny. 

[xSilverPhinx]

There is also the theory that hormones have a role to play in finding the partner due to fluctuations caused by the menstrual cycle. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was along the lines of women are more attracted to males that are more pretty than rugged around the time the decorators are in, when they are on a break it's vice versa.

By "pretty" you mean with feminine characteristics? Look at Brad Pitt for instance, or Leonardo DiCarprio. I think there's something of truth there.

[Dobermonster]

A "666" stamping ring would be funny. 

Make it a headband and give them away at conservative rallies . . . that'd be fun.

[Sweetdeath]

There is also the theory that hormones have a role to play in finding the partner due to fluctuations caused by the menstrual cycle. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was along the lines of women are more attracted to males that are more pretty than rugged around the time the decorators are in, when they are on a break it's vice versa.

I however think that women go for guys they find attractive and each one has different tastes.

And somehow this doesn't apply to women like me (and Amicale) who don't like men at all >_>;

[evil monologue] Ha ha, I hide and wait till Tank comes by, then I will use my ventriloquist ability, throw my voice and say "but that's only 'cause you haven't met the right man yet."  Bwa ha ha ha, Tank will be torn to pieces. [/evil monologue]

LOL

I'm heterosexual and that doesn't put me off of lesbians or gay men. If another person's sexuality is one's defining element in one's relationship with them one really should look closely at one's own priorities when it comes to forming relationships with people.

<3
Yes.

[Ali]

Or you could just spend your mornings stalking your husband's email and voicemail like this woman.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2171225/I-snoop-mans-emails-I-dont-trust-women-says-Samantha-Brick.html?ITO=1490

My favorite part of that article was:

Men seem to have no idea about how pitifully easily they can be trapped by unscrupulous women hell bent on hooking any chap they fancy.

Saints preserve us from spending our reproductive years with men too stupid to know when they're being lured away by another woman.

Am I mistaken, or isn't the author of this article the same woman that drove the Internet crazy a few months ago by writing about the way men fall all over her and women hate her because she's attractive?  

[Tank]

Or you could just spend your mornings stalking your husband's email and voicemail like this woman.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2171225/I-snoop-mans-emails-I-dont-trust-women-says-Samantha-Brick.html?ITO=1490

My favorite part of that article was:

Men seem to have no idea about how pitifully easily they can be trapped by unscrupulous women hell bent on hooking any chap they fancy.

Saints preserve us from spending our reproductive years with men too stupid to know when they're being lured away by another woman.

Am I mistaken, or isn't the author of this article the same woman that drove the Internet crazy a few years ago by writing about the way men fall all over her and women hate her because she's attractive?  

I have met women who just love the chase for the sale of the chase and others who will try and get a woman's husband just because they can. They are in the minority and the sort of man that will fall for them is in the minority. But when they meet it'll be a 'perfect storm'.

[Ali]

I'm not saying men never cheat Tank.  Simply that if he wants to cheat, stalking his voicemail, email, Twitter account, et cetera, isn't going to fix that.  It's the same problem I have with the imprinting ring; you can't "keep" someone that doesn't want to be "kept."