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writes:Hello everyone, this question is more for the ladies. When I'm out I have mentioned before that from time to time I see a woman that I would like to approach. What holds me back many times is if I see a ring. If that's the case I won't approach. If there is no ring, I still wonder about boyfriend/possibly married also. Obviously none of us can know for certain, and I wouldn't expect anyone to have that insight. However, I'm just looking for some advice on how to handle the issue or how I should proceed going forward, given this anxiety I have. Thank you! Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 August 2015): Ask her. Women can wear rings without being married too. If you're real smooth, you can even approach her asking "what a lovely ring that is, is it a wedding ring?"
Trust me, if a woman is engaged/married/has a bf, then she will let you know. So no need to stand on the other side of the street in oblivion. Go ask.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 August 2015): You usually know - by getting to know the person first. I wouldn't approach them at first meeting there and then & ask (unless you're in a club or bar or something similar) as it may freak the lady out.
Having said that - I have been single for a while & wear no ring - but it doesn't stop men chatting up the 'taken' ladies instead. Sadly in this day and age 'commitment' doesn't mean much to some people!
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reader, Honeypie + ♥, writes (11 August 2015):
 I don't wear rings, I haven't since my wedding band got stolen - I did get a replacement... but it just didn't feel comfortable wearing and... I'm not a jewelry kind of person.
So yes, ASK. It's really not that hard to slip that question into a conversation. And if it is a little obvious, so what? if she is single and interested she will know YOU are too.
win-win - right?
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reader, WhenCowsAttack +, writes (11 August 2015):
You just have to ask. And good on you for caring whether she's taken.
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