Man Refuses to Wear Wedding Ring at Work, Accused of Trying to Hook Up

Picture this: you’re a hardworking man with two jobs, one involving cement and the other accounting. You’re married with kids, but you don’t wear your wedding ring at work because you’ve lost too many in cement. You think everyone knows you’re married, but then a new coworker accuses you of trying to hook up with her just because you don’t wear your ring. What would you do? ‍♂️ Let’s dive into this juicy story!

A Man of Many Talents

The Accounting Firm

Meet River, the New Accountant

The Reason for No Ring

The Office Gossip

A Misinterpreted Kindness

River’s Sob Story

An Awkward Proposition

The Ringless Debate

Accusations Fly

A Heated Exchange

The Million Dollar Question

Ringless, but Not Heartless?

Our protagonist, a married man with two jobs, doesn’t wear his wedding ring at work due to a history of losing them in cement. His coworkers at the accounting firm know he’s married, but a new accountant named River misinterprets his kind words as flirting. River, recently dumped and running an Onlyfans, asks him to record content with her, but he politely declines, explaining he’s married. She accuses him of wanting to appear single, and he retorts that not wearing a ring doesn’t mean he wants to hook up with a hooker. She calls him a misogynistic pig and threatens to get him fired. So, who’s in the wrong here? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

NTA stands up against workplace sexual harassment

Defending against sexual harassment accusations from a sex worker.

NTA for insulting back, but not the best approach.

Man accused of trying to hook up after innocent comment, NTA

Defending use of ‘hooker’ after being propositioned for sex

NTA defends not wearing wedding ring, clarifies insult wasn’t personal.

Gender bias in workplace harassment acknowledged. NTA for setting boundaries.

Defending against harassment shouldn’t be gender-specific

Man defends not wearing wedding ring at work, cites safety concerns

Wedding ring safety concerns shared by NTA commenter.

Skeptical comment doubts authenticity of scandalous work encounter.

Double standards in the workplace? NTA gets support.

Employee faces sexual harassment at work, NTA for reporting.

Setting boundaries at work against inappropriate advances. #NTA

Welding rings together is a sweet solution

Calling it like it is: NTA shuts down inappropriate proposition.

NTA- Despite the name-calling, walking away was a better option

Nurse defends man’s choice not to wear wedding ring

Woman accused of harassment after pushy request for pornographic filming.

Defending against workplace harassment, NTA shuts down inappropriate colleague

NTA! Commenter calls out double standards and gender bias

Man accused of infidelity after refusing to wear wedding ring. NTA.

Not the a**hole for not wearing wedding ring at work

NTA for refusing to wear wedding ring, potential sexual harassment.

Wedding ring drama at work, NTA but report to HR

Gender bias in harassment cases highlighted, victim blamed for response

Married without a ring? Some people have their reasons ‍♀️

User defends OP’s NTA judgement, questions accuser’s motives.

NTA for not wearing ring, ESH for name-calling coworker.

NTA stands up against coworker’s inappropriate behavior at work

Woman tries to gaslight man for not wearing wedding ring

Avoiding trouble at work, NTA suggests HR handles the issue.

Standing up to sexual harassment and hypocrisy. NTA wins.

Defending boundaries at work, NTA shuts down inappropriate advances

Wedding ring allergy? NTA clears up accusations of infidelity

Defending against accusations of infidelity, NTA commenter calls out the woman’s behavior

Skeptical comment calls out sexism in viral story

Engaging discussion on the definition of prostitution and OP’s intentions.

Safety first: Tradespeople often avoid wearing wedding rings at work.

Misunderstood innocent comment leads to inappropriate accusations. NTA.

Declined proposition, accused of hooking up? NTA, ESH wrong.

Wedding ring not worn due to job hazards, but response lacking tact

Stand up for yourself, but report the harassment to HR

Safety first! NTA for not wearing wedding ring at work

Wedding rings don’t define a marriage

Defending himself against false accusations, NTA wins the argument

Wedding rings aren’t mandatory. Context clues should suffice. NTA

Misogyny and accusations fly in this ESH comment section

Defending NTA who rejected ‘content’ offer, correcting terminology with humor

Safety first! Husband and father both avoid rings at work

Fear of losing ring, not fidelity, reason for no ring

NTA, document everything and avoid her at work

Setting boundaries is important. NTA for saying no

Husband doesn’t wear ring, women hit on him. Commenter calls out cheaters.

Avoiding workplace drama by not wearing wedding ring, NTA.

Defending personal choices against societal pressure

Man shares his experience of not wearing wedding ring at work.

NTA. It’s okay to not wear wedding ring at work. Ignore her

Wedding rings aren’t mandatory, NTA explains why with experience

Wedding rings at work: safety hazard or marital status advertisement?

Standing up for a married man’s right to work in peace

Engaging NTA comment with a touch of humor

Coworker’s inappropriate request justifies NTA’s outburst

Wedding ring debate: To wear or not to wear?

Wedding rings don’t stop cheating, some even wear them to attract.

Mechanic husband defends not wearing wedding ring for safety reasons.