Is it right to marry for money and not love?

[The Governator]

MaRry FoR MoNeY,,mAy bE ,YoU WIlL LoSe YoUr PleAsUrE..

Type like a normal human please

I would, only if it was alot of money though, and I mean, Statley Manor money.

[Trinity Muse]

OH PLEASE. Marriage based -only- on love is absurd and.. simply ridiculous! Yes, it is somewhat important, but not as important as money. I personally wouldn't want to live with a hobo [let alone having children with 'em] Would you?

[Sandro]

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[Eris]

That's when you divorce and get half the estate.

[Maledictis Voca]

Honestly, I think marrage should be for love, and love only. I do agree that the person you marry should be capable of helping support your way of life, but I still think marrying someone just because they're rich and buys you nothing but diamonds etc. Is selfish and greedy.

Though, we do live in a meterial world...

[Ayame_Sohma]

No i dont think its right to marry someone just for there money..but if you love them and they got love then its ok.

[╬Karami Mew~Meow]

No. Marrying is suppose to be to be with someone you love forever. That's just my opinion.

[Princess Cupcake]

OH PLEASE. Marriage based -only- on love is absurd and.. simply ridiculous! Yes, it is somewhat important, but not as important as money. I personally wouldn't want to live with a hobo [let alone having children with 'em] Would you?

Only if it were one smoking hot hobo.

But really, I wouldn't be caught using somebody in a marriage only to get money. That's devious, to me. And otherwise known as a gold digger.

[genericusername2]

Who cares about morals? Any intelligent person will tell you that money is more important than love.

[gothic tears]

Of course if you me as the die heart romantic, I'd always have to love someone to marry them.
But I have this thing where I'm scared to fall in love with a poor person. I don't really want to go through debt and hard times like the rest of my family has.
But love is what counts the most for me. <3

[keoko]

getting married was suppose to be very sacred. when you marry someone you promise to spend your life with them love them in sickness or in health for rich or for poor. (underline the rich or for poor part) people are getting divorced way too much and the meaning of getting married and love seems nonexistant or disappearing. marry for love is my opinion, money doesnt guarantee any happiness we just assume it does.

[Hitsugaya389]

marry for money is fine but u will be a gold digger
marry for love is good becuz money won't always be with you

[unspun]

OH PLEASE. Marriage based -only- on love is absurd and.. simply ridiculous! Yes, it is somewhat important, but not as important as money. I personally wouldn't want to live with a hobo [let alone having children with 'em] Would you?

Pfft gold digger.

When my husband and I first started dating, he didn't even have a job, and he wasn't going to college. Since then, he's gotten his certificate in meteorology and is continuing education to get his bachelors. When we got married, it was a year after our daughter was born, because marriage, as downplayed as it is in society today, can be a pain in the to get out of if you aren't in it for the long haul. Love is just as important as money, unless it's arranged.

getting married was suppose to be very sacred. when you marry someone you promise to spend your life with them love them in sickness or in health for rich or for poor. (underline the rich or for poor part) people are getting divorced way too much and the meaning of getting married and love seems nonexistent or disappearing.

While I agree with this, I also think that you don't need a piece of paper to tell your significant other that you want to spend eternity with them. A barbecue with a pretty dress and all of your friends is the same thing, and costs a helluva lot less.

[jewel2sparkle]

I's be surprised if most people told me that they were even concerned with morals at all.

[Acnologia]

Type like a normal human please

I would, only if it was alot of money though, and I mean, Statley Manor money.

Define normal.

Marrying for money will probably lead to an unhealthy relationship and divorce 2 years later. So someones rich, they could also be a prick.

[Kagome900]

i only like to mary a guy i want to marry only if i want i dont care if he is a rich man or wat ever

[Triela Hilsher]

my opinion is that no it's not but people do it all the time anyway, probably moreso young women marrying rich old men than anything else but hey as long as the old geezers are happy I guess it's all good.

[Clawdia]

Hmm...well, I doubt I'll love whoever I'm married to, at first, because I will hardly know anything about him. I'll have the basic facts-how old he is, what he does for a living-but we'll basically be strangers. So yeah, I predict I will choose whoever I marry based on his income. Love is something that will develop later. This doesn't seem wrong to me. My sisters did practically the exact same thing, and they remain happily married with many children of their own. So yeah, what I'm saying is, marrying for love is all fine and well, but marrying for money isn't all that bad either.

[bitterchaos]

it makes you wonder. in todays society has money become more important than love? if you have money you can take care of your loved ones but without said loved ones you would only use the money for greed. which goes back to the question: is it morally accepted nowadays to marry for money or love.

technically though if your marrying for money to care for your loved ones aren't you marrying for love?

[bttr]

If this guy was the richest in the world would you still marry him.(He is my favorite Character in that show x3)


I would go for love not money

[black26]

For me, Of course it's wrong!
but it's sad many people get married for the sake of the money

[Kagome900]

i will never mery a guy thats is just useing me

[Anti_Christ]

I think Marriage should only have to do with dreams, love, responsibility..I know this because I'm engaged to a girl I love...

[The Governator]

And are you telling the truth Anti_Christ? engaged at 16!?

Define normal.

How I am typing is normal.

[Exquiro]

I said this before in another thread but I'm gonna say it again. I don't beleive in morals 'cos they're like right and wrong. Nobody can really say what's write or wrong in the same way nobody can say what's morally correct and what isn't. But. In a general sorta 'Is it right in your opinion' kinda way. I don't think it's ever right to use people like that. How horrified would you be if you found out your wife/husband had only married you for your money?