Marriage without ceremony, betrothal, or ring
Nice to meet you.
I'm tired of worrying alone, so I'm sorry to bother you. Thank you for your support.
There is someone I've been in a relationship with for about two and a half years now, and I'm planning to get married later this year.
I'm 33 years old, an office worker, living at home
He is 38 years old, an office worker, lives alone
We both married for the first time.
I am an only child, and my mother is the only parent.
He is the youngest of 3 siblings, and both parents are alive and well.
What I would like to discuss this time is
“How much sign of sincerity is necessary for an only daughter's marriage?”
That's it.
Originally, he wasn't interested in getting married, so he finally proposed to me at my urging.
He didn't know the difference between the two types of rings: an engagement ring and a wedding ring.
At the proposal stage, he had made his own two wedding rings. It is said that they bought a silver ring creation kit online and created it by themselves at home.
I was initially very shocked by that.
The wedding ring was meant to be sturdy platinum, so I didn't like the silver one, assuming that handmade ones were fine.
When I said I wanted to remake my wedding ring in platinum, we got into a fight. Even though I put all my heart into making it, I thought.
I was exhausted both mentally and physically after the trouble, and at the end I gave up saying that was enough... That's because I thought I could get married if I signed the notification, because I just wanted to get married.
I really wanted an engagement ring too. However, it's expensive, and it's hard to say I want it, and I ended up saying I don't have it...
My mother suddenly asked me about rings the other day,
・No engagement ring
・The wedding ring is a silver ring he made by him
When I told them,
“Even though I'm getting married to my precious only daughter, I'm hungry to be treated so harshly.” “If you don't have a ceremony, that's fine; I don't say betrothal is fun, so I want you to at least show me a ring or some kind of sincerity.” “It's sad to think about how my daughter will be treated badly in the future, even though she isn't taken care of even now.”
I was told.
When I thought about my mother's feelings, I felt sorry, and the feelings I had stored in my heart also felt so sad.
The reason I want something I don't need is probably because my desires are deep.
I could have put up with it if I was just sad, but it's painful to make my mother sad.
Other than getting a ring, is there any other way to make my mother feel safe?
Is there any other way to have a marriage that everyone is satisfied with?
It's been a long time, but thank you.
