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iCeskate's avatar

What's a purity ring?

Asked by iCeskate (451points) April 14th, 2008 from iPhone
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amandaafoote's avatar

If you’re thinking in religious terms, it’s basically to say that you haven’t/will not have sex. At least I’m pretty sure? I could be wrong.

iwamoto's avatar

yeah i think that’s it, isnt that called an abstinence ring in technical terms?

peedub's avatar

Yet another great Fluther question that I never would have even thought about. I’m curious now.

Breefield's avatar

Purity rings used to be handed out like candy at my private christian elementary grade school.
It’s supposed to be a ring between you and god saying you’ll abstain until marriage. It’s usually accompanied by a ceremony where you tell members of your church or school that you’re doing this as a bond between you and god, and that it’s also there as a reminder for you not to have sex until marriage.

iwamoto's avatar

doesnt it involve getting rediculous presents like a car?

iCeskate's avatar

ok none of these answers
are helping!!! Everyone is just asking questions back

soundedfury's avatar

Breefield is correct.

iwamoto's avatar

you already have the awnser..here it is again, in a chunck..

when you wear a ring like that it is a promise to god (and your parents and future partner) not to have sex untill you’re married (at wich point it’s suddenly ok to do it as much as you like)

edit: what bree said!

sinscriven's avatar

amandafoote had it right. It’s a symbolic ring that says you are abstinent until marriage.

soundedfury's avatar

Finally? It took less than 10 minutes to get a correct answer.

iCeskate's avatar

I’m really bored 10 minutes is like hours for me

soundedfury's avatar

That’s fine, but please try to be more respectful of the people posting answers.

amandaafoote's avatar

If you needed the answer right away so bad, there is www.google.com

iCeskate's avatar

I didn’t need my answer right away and if your referring me to another site then I’ll leave fluther

Breefield's avatar

I doubt we’ll miss you, and if you didn’t need your answer right away, why did you complain about it?

soundedfury's avatar

There really isn’t any reason to be discourteous.

iCeskate's avatar

well maybe you should learn the saying,“treat others the way you want to be treated” because your sayings are rude and immature

Breefield's avatar

I’m not even sure who’s arguing with who. This isn’t that big a deal, we’re sorry for not being as speedy as possible with your answer iCeskate, it’s just not nice to complain about speed, and then say speed wasn’t important once you get your answer, it makes us feel as though we’re being played. Aside from the fact your answer was given within 10 min of asking the question. That’s all.

peedub's avatar

@Breefield, my sentiments exactly!

iCeskate's avatar

you people are putting words in my mouth!!!!! I never need the answer fast and didn’t want to make it sound like I did!!! You pepys here are loosers I don’t want to be at fluther anymore I don’t put up with rude behavior!

amandaafoote's avatar

@iCeskate, I was referring you to another site because you told us that 10 minutes were too long, you say that people here are rude when we answered your question to help you and you complained about the speed. “Treat others the way you would like to be treated.” You seem to not know the saying yourself…

iCeskate's avatar

I wasnt rushing or complaining! What’s with you people?0

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