Thread: love or money?

love kinda faints away but it's still there for hope and money is happiness.

Money is what keeps us alive and comfortable, and yet love is what gives us a reason to live. Both things can eventually fade away. It is good to strive for money so you can adequetly support yourself, and possibly along the way you might find someone you really care about. I would say love is more important, but enough money is a necessesity in this world we live in. Too much however, can corrupt you. If it was true love, I would cherish it. No amount of money could convince me to give it up.

Originally Posted by Foreshadow

Money is what keeps us alive and comfortable, and yet love is what gives us a reason to live. Both things can eventually fade away. It is good to strive for money so you can adequetly support yourself, and possibly along the way you might find someone you really care about. I would say love is more important, but enough money is a necessesity in this world we live in. Too much however, can corrupt you. If it was true love, I would cherish it. No amount of money could convince me to give it up.

Well said. You speak of the truth, that you do. However true love never fades away, it is just lost in the space of eternal memories. Finding it, is what makes one a true soul. We are always in the search for something.............................the truth.

1 million dollars. true love is too painful and it only lasts for so long. not even love can withstand time. your loved one will die. in practical life terminology... love will not keep you warm, it will not feed you, it will not pay your rent and so on. just save yourself the pain and don't get envolved with love. the money doesn't matter. you won't miss it once it is gone. however, true love always causes heartbreaks.

Me and my GF (think we all know who that is) love each other. And I love her too much to even think about rather haver $1 mill. than her. She is mine truley.

When I look at the situation objectively the ones that say love are generally comfortable its sorta the way things are the grass is always greener on the ohter side theory / concept comes into play. Your not poor so you desire love, your poor and have love so you desire money. The od cases where you see people having no money and living happily is all fairytale as far as I'm concerned. Wake up and smell the coffee, you need money whether you like it or not.