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Am I alone on this, probably not. I think I tried some A.I.-chat-thingy like half a year ago, asked some questions about audiophilia which I'm very much into, and it just felt.. awkward.
Not to mention what those things are gonna do to people's brains on the long run, I'm avoiding anything A.I., I'm simply not interested in it, at all.
Anyone else on the same boat?
I am an Elder Millennial. My wife and I agreed before we got engaged that she would wear her late grandmotherβs rings, and my wedding ring is tungsten carbide (I think it was $150).
After the first few weeks, I stopped wearing my ring inside the house. I didnβt wear jewelry before, and I do a lot of cooking and working on my bike, two activities where a tungsten ring could make for a bad time. I wore a silicone one for a few months but when that snapped, I just stopped wearing my ring altogether.
My older relatives are perplexed. I think my FIL had only taken off his ring like 3-4 times in his 40 year marriage. My MIL asked my wife, βBut what if he goes out without it? Arenβt you worried?β
Her response was, βIf a little piece of metal is all thatβs preventing him from going out trawling for booty, then we have bigger problems.β