It's too high up. The face is the clitoris. .

Pamela Daranjo is what I got when I googled it

I also got that answer!!

Basically the law trumps everything and then it really depends on the state. In California, for example, if she broke the engagement, she'd be required to return the ring; but if he broke the engagement, she gets to keep it. Some states are conditional and state that if there is no marriage, then the ring must be returned. Kansas and Montana do state that it was a gift and can't be returned. Others take circumstances into account such as the date the ring was given (Valentine's day, birthday, and holidays are more likely to be seen as a regular gift).
So really, it just depends on which state they're in. But he could likely get the value of the ring back if he sued.

He might be able to take the ring to court depending on the value and what he decides to argue. Property law can be tricky.

Same. Plus his bio made me laugh. Worth a swipe right.

Goodness, who pissed in your cheerios???

I think it depends. There are some women, like myself, that refuse to identify as feminists because the movement doesn't want to respect or represent some of our ideals. In addition to the bad rep they're getting.

"Oh you think that dog is cute? Too damn bad! Suffer!!!"

Maybe not the dog. National Geographic has an article about dogs essentially chose to domesticate themselves.

They had to put the elephant down because of bad arthritis in its leg. It was causing it so much pain that it couldn't move or walk or function. It was kinder.