Love or Money?

[goodeone]

I have had very little of either in my life of the two i think being with out love (all the different forms it takes) is the worse. can money make up for no love? what do you think?

[IRIS]

Both would be nice.
I wouldn't be with someone I didn't love just coz they had money.

[IRIS]

heh heh

Money can't buy love So love.

[Moksha]

I guess you'd have to be pretty dead inside to say money genuinely means more to you than love. I don't just mean love as in a sexual relationship, I mean to have been loved by someone: whether it was a grandmother, a brother or a close friend.

Just as important as being loved is being able to love others. I used to envy people who were hard and selfish and felt little to nothing for anyone else, but now I kind of pity them- their lives must be dreadfully narrow, small and bleak. What an ugly little world it must seem to them.

The world's great poets, playwrights, novelists and philosophers have always warned of the danger of a life devoted to money, possessions and power at the expense of giving and receiving love.

[BlackSwan]

McCartney's divorce settlement seems appropriate for this thread. I feel sorry for their daughter. How is she going to survive on £35,000 a year, with a mother and father who are both multi-millionaires -




Ms Mills made reference to the £35,000 a year their daughter would receive.
"Beatrice only gets £35,000 a year - so obviously she's meant to travel B class while her father travels A class, but obviously I will pay for that."

awww, int she generous

[The Lone Stranger]

I`d think i`d rather have love than money but neither of them are very likely.

[monty_rp]

Love baby!

(Otherwise gimme the damn money )

[Womble]

Money. It's more practical and more useful.