A Nigerian lady has stirred up significant discussions online after revealing her condition for keeping an engagement ring. She stated that if her partner fails to marry her within six months after proposing, she will return the ring.
This revelation, shared anonymously on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), has sparked a heated debate among users, with opinions divided over the lady’s ultimatum.
The condition was revealed in a viral post, where a man disclosed the unusual demand made by the lady and sought public opinion on the matter.
He wrote: “A guy proposes to his girl, and the ring is accepted. But then she says if he doesn’t marry her within six months, she’s returning the ring. Please, I’ll be grateful if this isn’t ignored. I need your opinion and that of the public.”
The post quickly garnered widespread attention, with users flocking to the comments section to share their perspectives on the lady’s ultimatum and whether it was reasonable or not.
See some reactions below:
@HOLARMEEDEY1: “She has every right to return the ring by six months. He has every right to collect his ring by five months if he isn’t ready for marriage.”
@Mickyy_Beast: “Prolly she has been in that situation before. If you have no intentions of marrying her within six months, please don’t propose. She no be lordress of the ring.”
@Mscents_: “Which one is the ultimatum she is setting? Is she in any competition with someone? Abeg oo. It is something you both need to discuss. That is sounding like a threat already.”
@_DeejustDee: “She doesn’t want to become lord of the rings, but giving you an ultimatum? We’ll check your financial capabilities and hers too to make this happen in six months. If not, sit her down and let her know a convenient time to work towards if financial constraints are involved.”
@kekere02: “Don’t give me a ring if you aren’t ready in the next six months sha. Don’t come and turn me to the lord of the rings.”
@sweetborah: “I don’t know about the returning ring part, but what is the purpose of a proposal if a wedding is not in very close view? You shouldn’t be proposing if you aren’t planning to move up to the next level. Má sọ ọmọlọ́mọda Frodo.”
SEE POST:
