A promise ring is a sign of commitment between two people. Often, it is the first token of a serious relationship that is just developing, but exchanging promise rings can equally be a symbol of a joint commitment which is not related to love. A promise ring can mean many things: I promise to always love you.
''I want to marry you in the future, and I want to show you how serious I am about you. I give you this promise ring as a symbol of that''.
by ohsnapitziris September 18, 2018
A ring a boy gives a girl, usually in college, to signify he intends on marrying her, but that they’ll wait until they’re older. Usually a very simple ring (for broke college students), with a little heart in some way. Can be very romantic.
Boy: “I love you, I got you this promise ring to show we’re gonna get married as soon as we graduate and I have the money to get you a real one”
Gilr: “Omg, I love you! Thank you!”
Gilr: “Omg, I love you! Thank you!”
by catrec November 25, 2017
by realdeal12344 March 18, 2010
Sticking your ring finger up someones ass while promising not to put it in any further than the 2nd knuckle
by Frankie Puscher November 20, 2012
a ring that boys give to girls that show they want to marry them in the future. doesn’t matter how long they will wait. they are happy with them and want to be with them forever.
boy: “I’ll give you this promise ring to show you I am here by your side forever”
girl: “I love you!”
girl: “I love you!”
by vscogirl December 10, 2018
A ring of any shape and size as long as it’s not from a gum machine that portray you marrying he/or she in the near future. Most likely you two will never marry or you would have given her an engagement ring
Baby, with this promise ring. I promise that some day, don't know when or don't know how but we will get married...Now close the door,it's getting a little chilly
by Robbie G September 19, 2007
1. A tactic teenage boys use to get with a girl without using normal means
2. One way ticket to vaginaville
2. One way ticket to vaginaville
by joemorgue September 21, 2005