People say : "When poverty knocks at the door, love flies out the window" , what do you think?

[12karen]

[imtiaz45]

The expression "When poverty knocks at the door, love flies out the window" suggests that financial hardships can strain relationships. Economic challenges may lead to stress, conflicts, and a shift in priorities, potentially straining emotional connections. However, the impact of poverty on relationships is complex, and not everyone responds in the same way. Some couples may grow stronger through adversity, fostering resilience and mutual support. It highlights the importance of open communication, understanding, and shared coping strategies in navigating financial difficulties while preserving the emotional bond. Ultimately, the impact of poverty on love varies based on individuals, their values, and the strength of their relationships.

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[Unit1]

50-50. Some leave and some stay. Those, that stay are the real ones.

I believe, that being poor is a woman's loyalty test, given she has met a rich man or 2.

[exitseven]

It probably is true in most cases. Dobie Gillis's girlfriend used to say "Love butters no parsnips".

[Nikki1989]

That makes no sense at all. The two things are not remotely related.

[guywholikestoeatout]

Factually related. It’s no secret the majority of women love men with money over broke men. You’d have to either be ignorant or playing dumb to think otherwise.

[ChicoFromThe305]

That would depend on the people, every heard of a ride or die?

[DextroShade]

It's true only for men: a man can love a broke woman but a woman won't love a broke man.

[NathanDavis]

that wasn't even love to begin with...

[Anonymous]

Not necessarily.