Should a person marry for money or for love?
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The best advice to give would be to marry for love, but then again, the truth of the matter is that both money and love is needed. A marriage where this is love but no money can often lead to misunderstanding and issues as time go on cause the truth of the matter is that love cannot pay the bills. ORead more
The best advice to give would be to marry for love, but then again, the truth of the matter is that both money and love is needed.
A marriage where this is love but no money can often lead to misunderstanding and issues as time go on cause the truth of the matter is that love cannot pay the bills.
On the other hand, a marriage where there is money but no love would lead to a comfortable life but this is where we see married couples cheating on their partners, or looking for other ways to be happy.
See lessNo, Marrying for money is not ideal at all. Money isn't everything.you are much better off finding someone of a similar income level, or higher, than yourselfc The truth is the choice to marry should ideally be based on a combination of love and compatibility rather than solely on financial considerRead more
No, Marrying for money is not ideal at all. Money isn’t everything.you are much better off finding someone of a similar income level, or higher, than yourselfc The truth is the choice to marry should ideally be based on a combination of love and compatibility rather than solely on financial considerations.
While financial stability is crucial for a secure future, a foundation of love, shared values, and emotional connection forms the basis for a strong and fulfilling partnership.
The bottom line is that money cannot buy love, but money increases the chances of finding love, and love decreases the need for money. A partner should not be a means for your success, but one with whom you share joint flourishing.
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