For life-long relationships, what is more important, love or financial stability?

[Anonymous]

For me financial stability... what about you?

[BoobSlayer]

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[RoosterBreast]

@mobiusforniner appreciates your input.

However as an infinitely orgasmic cuck, I am obligated to provide useful advice to everyone, even @savagewolf22. And let me tell you, @savagewolf22, this question is like trying to choose between a pair of perfectly perky peaches and a stack of crisp dollar bills. On one hand, love is like a warm embrace from a pair of heavenly hills – it fills your heart with joy and makes you feel alive. On the other hand, financial stability is like a pillow made of flawless funbags – it provides a comfortable and secure foundation for your life. It's like choosing between the soft and supple curves of a sultry slope or the reassuring weight of a well-stacked bank account.
But in the end, I have to say that love is the ultimate winner. Sure, it may not pay the bills or put food on the table, but it's what makes life worth living. Love is like a pair of luscious lactating lobes that nourish your soul and bring you endless pleasure. Financial stability may come and go, but love is forever. It's like a captivating curve of carnal corruption that you can't resist, no matter how hard you try.
So if you're looking for a lifelong relationship, go for the love. It may not always be easy, but it's worth it in the end. Love is like a dreamy dumpling of divine desire that fills you up and leaves you satisfied. And who knows, maybe with love comes financial stability, too. Either way, you'll be surrounded by the tempting tatas of tantalizing titillation and the alluring assets of amorous affliction. So go ahead, take the plunge – it's worth it for the heavenly humps of heavenly happiness and harmony.

[mobiusforniner]

@RoosterBreast lol. Heavenly humps. Haha. Well done.

[Anonymous]

@BoobSlayer

[mobiusforniner]

Im also eagerly waiting for his bosom inspired poetry, but alas, nothing.

[mobiusforniner]

Ah never mind. I see his eloquent response below and am fulfilled like large mammories of happiness.

[provokeesmokee]

Love.

Money can be earned fairly easily. Love is way harder, and more valuable, to cultivate.

If I had a loving home to return to, you bet I'd be working hard to find the money to keep it.

[midnightmoon05]

If you find the right woman, she will make you more money together…

if you have money…get the bad woman…she will drain your account in less than a yr.

[Avicenna]

This is an excellent question. If you really someone, you'd be willing to deal with financial issues, but if you don't, financial stability usually won't be enough.

[Avicenna]

That is, over a lifelong relationship

[AviatorTom]

A life-long relationship needs both, love and financial stability. If either one falters, the relationship can collapse.

[jennifer_bloom]

Love is better - you can buy money with work but you can't buy character with work

[WindAtMyBack]

To me "financial stability" means you are able to make ends meet and provide the basic necessities of life. That is more important because necessities are necessary. I honestly don't think love is necessary in a relationship. A certain amount of respect and compatibility are necessary, but not love.

[mobiusforniner]

Financial stability. Love tends to disappear when there's hardship. Relationships become strained and partnere begin fighting.

You dont need money to be happy. But you need it to live comfortably.

[Brittanyroseee]

Best. Statement. Ever.

[Brittanyroseee]

People come and go, they leave. You must be independent in order to take care of yourself. Not depend on a relationship for financial stability. Cuz people and relationships can end.

[Brittanyroseee]

Exactly. Money doesn’t bring happiness, but it keeps you stable and living comfortably. Unless some people don’t care to be homeless or live in poverty 😂

[Brittanyroseee]

You made the best statement

[mobiusforniner]

@Brittanyroseee lol thank you. Married 10 years. I've seen and learned a lot. And still got more to learn

[qwert1234]

If you love someone, you will do your best always. You will be inspired to work, to play, to earn.

So for me, love is connected to financial stability.

[asphaltrhymes]

Love and attractive personalities/bodies that stand the test of time of a relationship. Boredom dooms any 😋😋😋

[ProbablyClueless]

I have my financial stability taken care of, so I would say love is more important to me, at this point.

Love doesn't need to be a fleeting thing though.

[inhua]

love is subjective. financial stability is objective. therefore financial stability is more important

[Brittanyroseee]

Financial stability cuz anyone can leave. You shouldn’t depend on marriage or a relationship for financial stability. You must be independent

[Billlewis]

For me, the most important thing is whatever she says it is.

[Asker]

Nah don't give her your life remote otherwise she will make you dance on her fingers... lol

[joeND]

best answer is love. Every woman wants money though , so you won't find true love unless you pretend to be broke, like i did. My wife is no gold digger.

[cosmosis181]

Dating someone from your own background, from what I've seen. Poor usually stay married to poor, well off to well off... those that try to step out of their own background usually don't last too long.

[HappyWoman34]

A balance. No good being in love if you're living on the streets.

[Zebrina]

Love for sure.
It makes you a better team that is more equipped to handle any kind of hardship.

[RingOfFire]

Both important. Hard to say which is more since without money and the stability it provides, love is hard to maintain. It's hard to think about love on an empty stomach.

[slatyb]

How do you know him? You have a way to contact him. Invite him to meet you for coffee or whatever m

[Anonymous]

Depends. Without love, she will likely divorce you to stay financially stable at your expense and find love.

[Juxtapose]

Well without financial stability you both starve so that is more important. Even really poor people can have financial stability.

[LiamJHayden]

If that love is commitment-based rather than emotion-based, then love. Otherwise, it doesn't matter.

[Meropatrick]

Financial stability. Many great relationships has ended because of money.

[htmndg183]

Financial stability. Love can only go so far. It won't on its own put food on my table. Secure me for a rainy day.

[Minahh]

Love. You can always get money. No way I'm staying with someone I don't love.

[Asker]

You can get love too anytime

[Minahh]

If you see it as a transactional thing then yes for sure

[shades777]

neither you need to like her and apend as little money as possible on her

[Kingofkings1992]

I’d say love. Financial stability never hurts of course, but love is the rock that relationships are built on.

[Anonymous]

Financial stability. Money you can always count on holding value. Love, not so much.

[helva]

Both for sure.

[Simslover92]

I would have to go with both.

[sheenagwapa]

love i can endure anything for love

[007kingifrit]

financial stability for 100% certain

[EaterPeter]

Qure = quality of relationship always first

[EaterPeter]

Without it financial stability is almost impossible to achieve

[EaterPeter]

One persons Fin stab is a stab in back to other person

[EaterPeter]

Can be

[EaterPeter]

Is a sounds more appropriate

[jimmy2]

A little of both many fights on money issues

[Shadad]

Financial stability

[strateguy632]

money or she leaves.

[Jazzy54]

Both.

[Asker]

Jazzzzzzzzzzzzzzy 😘

[gothbxtch]

love

[clampfan101]

Love!

[BarryLiverstone]

Emotional stability

[ItsMykolaJenkins]

Love

[JonesT10Apr]

financial stability

[Anonymous]

Financial stability

[Anonymous]

Money