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Input: Well.. my girlfriend is about to propose. We were talking about marriage, and have pretty much everything set, because of the legal issues around it. She is American, and I am European from a small country, one of few that are still not part of European Schengen Zone. 

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Anyways, long story short. I know she is about to propose, and we were looking up for engagement rings. I wouldn't even think of it, 'cause in my country gay marriages are still not legal, and I never thought I'd be marrying for real, so this is my first time even browsing for rings. Now, coming from an entirely different culture, I was quite surprised by the fact that an engagement ring is something that people would pay so much money for. For instance, everything she was suggesting was approximately around 5000 USD. For me, that s quite a lot, considering that people in my country earn 500- 600 USD per month (with a college degree). But that was also not the issue. She asked me to show her something I'd like, 'cause at the end of the day, I'd be one wearing it. She feels strongly about her proposing to me and not other way around. And I did. I sent her tons of pictures of the rings I liked. We figured out what our wedding bands are going to look like, so I wanted my engagement ring to go along with it. We decided on yellow gold, but I wanted it to be simplistic, thin with a small rock or set of stones, just not to look bulky or to have a huge solitaire since I don't want two of the rings to cover my entire finger.

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I must emphasize that I am person that dresses up really simple and clear cut, and I almost never ever wear jewelry, rings in particular. I have a promise ring at this point, and I've been wearing it every day, but it is a simple silver band with a little twist that I had had made for the two of us. So, the issue here is, whatever I sent to her, she found not good enough. Either the rock was to small, or the ring was too simple, or her family had a good laugh over it, 'cause those kind of rings are not what people in US would usually go for. And non of them would be able to cost much, because they are not diamonds, and they are really really simple. After a lot of talks we had on the subject I suggested we drop it, and that I would wear whatever she gets for me, even if I didn't like it. I just didn't care about the whole issue anymore, and I didn't want to argue over these kind of things. We don't argue over anything in general, we are really similar about almost everything and have same goals in life. I love my girlfriend, she' s a wonderful partner and friend in every possible aspect, and she is doing so much for us already, being that she needed to adopt my dogs, change the apartment for the house because of them, come visit me constantly since I cannot get tourist visa for US, and all these other things, and I am just so blessed to have her. She even promised that once we retire we'd come back to Europe to live, 'cause I had my heart set to Italy. She is beyond amazing, and I cannot wait to marry her, honestly. 

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Then yesterday, all of a sudden, she mentioned she found two rings and her grandma loved them, and she thinks that's it. They are yellow gold, raw diamond combination, beautiful, and simplistic, and even though I already asked to drop the subject, she was so happy about it, and I asked her to send me the pictures. Now, I was horrified. First of all, both of them had a huge rock, really thick band and the rock itself was literally surrounded by more gold, like it was in some sort of golden nest. I don't really know how to explain it, but they were neither simplistic, nor small. And I just lost it. I told her that I cannot believe she would even consider something that looks that way, taking into account every single picture I sent her, and that I do not understand why she even asked me to send her what I want if she's not taking any of the things I sent and said into consideration. And that I would have been happy with just about anything, even if I didn't like the ring, if she hadn't asked me to show her exactly what I want, and that now, instead of being just romantic and happy about the actual proposal, both of us will be stressing about how the other one is going to react. She was beyond mad yesterday, and just told me to drop the subject, and that she doesn't want to talk about the ring or the marriage again. She said that she is going to propose, of course, but she doesn't want to talk about it. I tried apologizing this morning as well, I've been crying the whole damn morning, 'cause I know I shouldn't have told her I hated them that much, but I actually did. And it's not just that, it hurts me to know that she's not considering what I like just because she thinks it's socially unacceptable and that everyone is going to laugh at her. She literally told me, I want everyone to see you are mine!?!? I don't think me being hers or less hers is at all proportionate with the size of the damn rock. I just don't get it. But, then again, I'm trying to understand her side of the story, and since she no longer wants to discuss it, I am interested what you other people have to say on the subject. 

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Am I being completely out of the line here or it's just a cultural difference? 

being pissed off at my gf about hating my potential engagement ring