Your ring hurts me ... man: no, that's my watch! What do you mean by that?

This conversation may be when two people are in contact, one feels hurt by the ring, and the other says it is his watch. This sentence can be interpreted in two ways:

1. Interpretation of the actual conversation: This conversation may be that two people are flirting or joking with each other. Men may use the ring as a watch, or they may wear it where women can't see it. When they are in close contact, women will feel the existence of the ring and feel pain. The man replied humorously that it was his watch.

2. Animation or cartoon explanation: This dialogue can be found in some cartoons or cartoons. In this case, the conversation usually happens when two people are kissing or having sex. The hero may put his hand on the heroine's neck or other sensitive parts, which makes her feel a little painful, and then he uses the excuse of "that's my watch" to defend himself.

This joke or joke mainly means that the hero defends himself in a humorous way in the situation of flirting or joking between men and women, but in fact the pain may be caused by his ring or watch.