Guys, If you suddenly won 100 million dollars, would you dump her or keep her?

[AviatorTom]

Okay Guys, let's be totally honest.

You're in a serious relationship and you suddenly win 100 million dollars.

Would you dump your spouse/girlfriend or keep her?

Think of everything you could do with all that money... on your own...

Please vote Yes or No in the poll below.

YES - dump her

NO - keep her

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It's refreshing that, by an overwhelming majority, the relationship would continue.

[dynamicyandere]

I’d keep her so I can enjoy my wealth together with her.


If I couldn’t trust her, I wouldn’t be with her in the first place.


I can’t really think of anything that I’d want to do while single that I couldn’t do in a committed relationship.

[dynamicyandere]

I’d rather go on romantic cruises or exotic resorts and travel the world with my S/O instead of blowing it on unfulfilling vices and meaningless purchases.

[ArrowheadSW]

I've heard of therapists asking wives a similar question. "If you and your husband won the lotto, would you stay with your husband?"

[OlderAndWiser]

I would keep my fiancee but shelter the money so that she could not access it, would have no claim to it in the event of a divorce, but it would take care of her for the rest of her life after my death (assuming that she survives me.)

[Avicenna]

Keep her- it would be too expensive to dump her! Plus I love her...

[CalmUntilAbused]

There is one option missing, and that is: "Find her". But to be serious, even though $100 000 000 could help me find a girlfriend, she'd be in love with those $100 000 000, not with me, so I'd pass on that "opportunity". And by no means would I agree to a state-sanctioned "marriage" if I got this much money. No amount of kindness, sweetness, or even begging would convince me to change my mind. The point is, the divorce would have already been scheduled in such a case, and the only one who wouldn't know the exact date would be me.

In a miraculous case that I'd already have a girlfriend (or even more significantly, a wife), I would keep Her, though, given that we were planning a true, traditional, purely Catholic marriage (or in case of having a wife, already being married this way and this way only). If She was there for me before it was profitable, She deserves a share in all that money. I guess we'd go on a trip to some places we'd always wanted to visit first thing after receiving that money (if it was a little more realistic situation and it was the Girl I currently wish for a relationship with, Japan would make the top of the list, and I would go all out, visiting every single worthwhile place in Japan, including all the well-known romantic places).

[Lliam]

I would have no reason to leave her. She has been loyal for over 26 years through thick and thin. We're a team. Nothing could make me abandon her.

We would spend a lot of money on our house and 30 acre property to make it idyllic, as well as immune from fire, power outages, shortages, and any possible circumstance that might arise. We love our home and our location.

We would travel in style for the rest of our lives when not enjoying our wonderful home.

I would also give my sister $1million for being such a good sister.

[Hulk_kitty]

Money is not every thing, if you can't share with someone or your life with them. Money doesn't keep you company. Eventually you will get lonely.

If I won a 100 million, and she was the love of my life, and I was with her for years. I would just split the money with her, then we could just enjoy it together. I mean 50 million would be more than plenty for me anyway.

If you deal the situation properly, and you know your partner well, you shouldn't have any problems.

All that money wouldn't make happy, if I haven't got good people in life, to share with. me and just money, its going to be boring life after a while.

[love_conquers_lust]

I don’t have to make that choice right now.

But, I’ve already identified with this guyin his outlook on life. No reason to let money change me that much. That’s how I immediately payed off my student loans and truck right out of school. I kept living the way I had been at university while under full employment.

I don’t let money go to my head. My mom called me the master of frugality.

[Flatmanlewis]

Not only keep her, but love the journey! I could take her on a splendid shopping spree, travel to exotic locations, help her start the charity I know she would like to run if she didn’t work full time, and probably have to get a court order to keep her from adopting 100 dogs!

[sawno]

I'd keep her obviously, I don't go in a relationship quickly it has to be someone I truly deeply love. So every girl I had a relationship with I'd have kept. And I assume any girl who I will be in a relationship with in the future i'd keep as well.

[Somoneelse]

I would keep her. But it would depend on how she reacts on it. Money can bring out the worst of people. It also depends on if you're married or just dating. In case of marriage, don;t even tell her and give her no access to it. In most times they than randomly want to divorce to get 50% of the money.

[patrick994]

I honestly wouldn't leave her, if she was with me before my money, it means she loved me and loves me for who I am.