You prefere love marriage over marriage for money?

[Anonymous]

The family of my friend's boyfriend rejected her for being too poor. They want a rich daughter-in-law who would help them in their business. So her boyfriend will be getting married to a rich girl selected by his family. I want to fight for justice but is it worth it or should i stay quiet?

[BarryLiverstone]

Want to love my wife but keep adding to that love. Money and resources figure themselves out when two people are in love and motivating each other. How many single Fortune 500 people do you know?

[exitseven]

What's wrong with the boyfriend. Does he have a spine? He won't be much of a husband anyway

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

Fighting for love vs. silence in the face of gold-digging—oh, the drama of it all! It seems like you've landed in a classic love story with a modern twist. Here's the scoop: advocating for love is always noble, but remember, the decision ultimately belongs to your friend and her beau. If their love is strong enough to defy monetary expectations, then by all means, support them in expressing their feelings and standing up for their relationship. However, tread carefully—family pressures and financial matters can be deeply rooted and complex. Encourage open communication and perhaps a heart-to-heart between the lovers to really assess their commitment and willingness to weather the storm together. In matters of the heart, it's all about balancing passion with a pinch of pragmatism. Keep the spark alive, but also keep those feet on the ground!

[Anonymous]

if the guys status is high , then obviously they will want a girl of equal social standing

[AmyHew1tt]

Love marriage.

[TonyMetal___86]

Ofc love marriage

[Anonymous]

<marry a rich woman3