sallysass
Sally Sass
sallysass

That. That makes me so angry. My brother is on the spectrum and I have had more joy in my life from knowing him than any other person, ever. His perspective on life is interesting and I feel he will do great things because he is able to think in extraordinary ways. It is such a varying spectrum. And we know very

I get that you want people to look uniform so that you can identify someone as being a member of a certain sorority on sight, but the shades of teal thing is insane. I was the director of a women's a cappella group in college, and we often wore matching-but-not-identical outfits for gigs. But our rules were like,

GUYS. THIS IS A POWER POINT.

I think we're almost done. I'm having very well-groomed nightmares

I am so embarrassed to be Canadian right now. WTF?

See, it's not to my taste, but that's what I love about the plus-size fashion boom — we're reaching the point where there are enough options that I can say "ummmmm no thanks" instead of "well I guess is the one thing Lane Bryant is selling this year so either I buy it or I don't buy anything."

YUP.

An angel's feet will never touch the floor.

Say what you will about Tiffany & Co, but after my engagement of over a year ended I returned the ring for a full refund. The money went to me because I was the one who had paid for it in the first place, yeah I know.

Two for me!

returning the ring would have been a challenge, since my fiancé left me (and his whole life behind) in a NOTE, stole enough money from his boss to fly across the country, and changed his name, phone, and email. He stuck me with all his things and all our bills. His friends raised money so I could pay for everything.

My mum was married to an abusive asshole when I was younger, and when they finally divorced she gave me her engagement ring and told me to sell it and keep the money myself. I couldn't do that because I would have felt like I was profiting from her suffering so it sat in my jewellery box for about ten years. One day I

Never been engaged :(, but I sold all of the old jewelry my ex gave me on ebay. I've been told it's bad juju to keep jewelry from exes. Turns out, it's true. Soon as I sold it, found myself a new man . . . who was abusive and never gave me anything. Moral of the story is, I suck at dating.

When my husband and I got engaged he gave me an engagement ring that had been in the family for over a hundred years. First, we went and got it appraised (insurance reasons), and then we made a deal. The ring itself is just a gold band, but the diamond is of excellent quality and about 2 carats, making it a hefty

I just got married so I'm still pretty pumped about it and still sharing pics. My engagement ring is an opal with a gold band from Etsy (we picked it together) and the wedding band (upside down in the picture) was a gift from my father in law. He metal detects for fun and has a bag of old wedding bands. We took mine

Are you the one who broke up with the guy who got the ring at Zales? If so, you're in luck. He got the money back.

I actually used I Do Now I Don't. Got good money for the ring-my-probably-gay-now-ex-fiance-gave-to-me-after-giving-to-another-woman-as-he-tried-one-last-time-to-grab-a-good-beard-before-the-inevitable-outing-which-will-come-when-his-parents-finally-pass-away. Easy breezy. Gave half to the ex and used the rest to get

I got engaged when I was in college. When the relationship ended a year later I tried giving the ring back to my ex. It wasn't a particularly expensive ring, under $200 (white gold with a baguette cut aquamarine), and he insisted that I keep it. It was an emotional breakup and I don't think he could handle keeping the

Dude proposes in Paris with a ring he bought the same day. I say no but keep it anyway because he's already married and fuck that guy.