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And let's dive straight into today's first story.

Now today's first story comes from Chi Chomsky, who says,

am I the asshole for refusing to wear a ring?

And it starts off.

My fiancé, 27 female and I, 30 male, have been together for almost four years,

and I've been engaged for a couple of months.

I started to get more seriously into wedding planning and the topic of rings came up.

I don't wear jewelry.

I'd barely wear colors.

I'm on the autism spectrum and I don't care to draw attention to myself.

I didn't think this would be such a big deal, but I never saw myself wearing a ring.

My fiance has different views on the subject.

I knew her ring would mean a lot to her,

so I listened over the years, spoke to her friends and her mother and knew exactly what she wanted,

so I got that for her when I proposed. She loved it. Fast forward to now and she's not as happy.

I explained my views on wearing jewelry and she wasn't having it.

She told me that it's a symbol of our commitment and thinks I want to appear single,

but nothing would be further from the truth. I absolutely adore her, but I'm very stuck in my

routines. I didn't think this would be a big deal, but she won't let it go. I told her I wasn't going to wear jewelry and she lost it.

She told me I'm selfish and won't talk to me.

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