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Love And Money?

By brandi_trans October 31, 2020 5 answers Last updated October 31, 2020

Nowadays, is it normal for love in a supposedly serious relationship to be measured by how much money he has given for something, given that they both do what they can. Should one of the two, if he takes more money, push him to the other For women, I assumed some of them were like that, but I didn't know for men that they were like that. Does love exist?

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vera_19 answered · October 31, 2020

   Well, there is love, but it always comes to this point in the midst of the scandal - who gave how much money, what he gave. Usually men are the ones who often say "I gave you so much". And it sucks a woman, after all, no one made him spend money on her, he wanted to, he did, I don't understand why he has to make fun of every scandal

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sonny_wayne answered · October 31, 2020

   Hah the bad thing is that what you say is the truth. I watch ours, if mom takes more money immediately teases. In principle, if a man takes more money, it is considered normal, he is still the head of the family, but when the woman takes more money, it is as if she takes some power over the man and pretends to be interesting, which greatly hurts male dignity. There is, of course, an exception where the woman takes more money, but does not hint at it. OR SIMPLY: If there is money in a family, the parents understand each other much easier and quarrel a little !!! . Understand most quarrels come because of the FUCKING DEAD PARTIES !! Mark.

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Hotraichel answered · October 31, 2020

   In relation to today's values ​​of society, love and money go hand in hand, at least for the current generation. It is strange that, for example, girls who are naked as a rifle, do not have any means and opportunity for development, confidently say that they would not meet a man without money. Everyone is waiting for someone else to pull him up, to do his dirty work, and for him to lie on his back and just wait or click on discos. And of course, as there are scandals over time, such people usually use the lack of money or giving such as a weapon to show who is bigger in the relationship. Thus, neither the relationship is a relationship, nor the marriage is a marriage, and everything is a great illusion.

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isensuais answered · October 31, 2020

   It shouldn't surprise you.

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brittany1995xo answered · October 31, 2020

   I hope you're not right-right number 3 that everything can be an illusion .... but for the fact that maybe he wanted to show that he is bigger in our relationship to be so.