Will You Marry For Money and No Love Involve?

[Lizbeth19ph]

Is it true that money really makes the world go round? But when it comes to getting married for the wrong reasons or so, do you think you marry someone just because of money?

 

[rossonomous]

I think no matter how much people say that they wouldn't enjoy life with only money, they probably really would.

Every day I think about how much money I will be spending, what I am earning, what more I can do to get more money and what I can afford to buy myself. I know it sounds bad, but I probably think about money more than I do my girlfriend a lot of the time. (To note - I love her dearly and we have a fantastic relationship). Money is just a massive thing in my life.

 

[mauricioq]

I wouldn't do it, but I'm pretty sure some people are like that.
Why have a miserable relationship based on a lie just so you can have money? It's useless, you should be with the person you love and like to spend time with.

 

[KellyValentine]

I could not marry for money. I've never been the type to chase someone because of their money. I feel you really need a connection with someone in order to have a successful relationship.

 

[Catavenger]

In all things be content. I can live without much money. That being said I thing wild starry eyed "LOVE" is over rated and if I found someone that I liked sure money would be great.

 

[Aries]

I keep telling my daughter to marry for money so she can take care of me when I'm old and I can live in the lap of luxury.

 

[The Man]

I would marry for money

 

[griz bear]

I would marry for money

You'd post for Money :24:

 

[NuckingFuts]

Money can't buy you love. But it can buy you lots of things you do love.

 

[rebel]

I wouldn't. Selling my life is something I'm not willing to do, I find myself more than capable of actually earning money myself rather than just getting it all in exchange of slavery. Thanks, but no.

 

[pandandesign]

I wouldn't marry someone just for the money purpose because that's not how marriage or relationship works. Yes, money is important to some extend, but I don't think marriage or relationship is all about money. I know some people marry someone just for money, but it doesn't work that way to me. I would just put the money part aside in a marriage or relationship.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

In as much as I love money, I don't think it is enough to hold a marriage for me. If I ever marry someone for money alone , I am very certain that I would cheat on the person from the first day of the marriage. And it would likely crash.

 

[cherry123]

I will always be in love with my husband or my partner. I always advocate marrying for love and that's how it should be always

 

[Nomad]

Money is important thing in life but once you have it but no one around you that genuinely has concern for you, you will lose peace of mind. I did not marry for money, I would have never married for money

 

[Shortie]

I could never marry for money and have no clue how some people are able to do it. The thought of marrying someone for money and solely for that and for no other reason such as because you love that person and want to be with them sounds like hell.

 

[Henrywrites]

I will marry someone who compliments me. The person who has given me the peace of mind that I want and money should be a secondary reason.

 

[Urvashi]

No, I wouldn’t marry for money without love involved. While financial stability is important, love and emotional connection are the foundation of a meaningful relationship. True fulfillment comes from shared values, trust, and affection, not just material gain.

 

[cherry123]

Yes I know money is good but it is good to have love more. in fact you can't even have one that would give you good amount of money without love

 

[Lolita]

I couldn't marry for money alone. While financial stability is important, love and emotional connection are what make a marriage meaningful. Without love, I feel like the relationship would lack depth and fulfillment, even if the financial side is secure.