Can love be genuine without money?

or course. I love my child and she's broke.
I loved my first husband and we were both broke.

No.
Put the money in the meter or don't park the car.

but my truck fits up on the side walk just fine soufie

If its not wearing a condom, it will pay eventually.

crash wrap first! check!!!!

The husband with the wife has quarreled. Wife: - There will be I you now, the idler, only for money to feed!
- Ah so?! And I you only for money will be! fifty – on a floor, hundred – on a bed, five hundred – on a bed with music!
The wife spreads a five-hundred part: - Well, give, begin!
- What, on a bed with music?
- No, on a floor and on everything!

Money does NOT buy happiness... Love does

very very true!

I wont take it that far...lol.

Love can inspire happiness and heartache.
Money can inspire peace of mind that can lead to happiness.
Money can also inspire the stresses of more expectation that lead to misery

What kind of love? the love you have for your kids, parents, family does not take money. But if you plan too spend a lot of time with a women, you sure as hell better have some. Doesn't have to be a lot, but enough to supply the basics.

When was the last time you saw an homeless, jobless man and woman holding hands walking down the street?

Hello All!

Happy New Year!

Mine, however, I would not call a great year, but rather tears so far. First ever that I've shed tears during a day that should have been celebrated. It's been the worst start of any year anyone could have and it hasn't gotten any better.

My wife decided she no longer wanted to be with me. She decided that she no longer love me. She decided that she couldn't see herself with me nor can grow old with me.

To clarify it's not another man. It's how she thought we were no longer have something in common. She no longer has butterflies. She hated my asking to make love to her, and all this time all pretend to her while holding all in all her emotions; not opening up with me and talking to me to fix our relationship, the most important person I thought I was. I became insignificant to her.

I worked my *** off so she can have everything, not just everything but nice of all things. In exchange, all i wanted was to be loved but rather she went distant with me. She would do kids, chores, and shopping in her mind to get away and to be alone. She hates someone next to her in bed as she wants to sleep alone.

Well, enough of that, you get the point. I am here to find a new love. I have a beautiful wife who no longer loves me. I want to love someone and who will appreciate my love. However, I am a bit skeptical as seeing success shows very little of that. Is this site for finding love or for hooking up?

I am looking to find a true love who truly love making sensual love. That was missing in our relationship and I complained too much about it that it drove her away. I hope I can find someone who will appreciate romance and passion in life. I have a standard so attraction, connection and chemistry will be critical. I am easy going and generous to those who know how to appreciate being romanced.
Thank you for reading. Best of luck to all. I wish everyone finds what they're looking for in 2018.

Warm wishes,

AD

well now if one was to believe in the bible and the whole Adam and Eve bit that question might seem a little ridiculous cuz they had no pockets for one and well God didn't create money man did..

or now if one was to believe in fairy tales I guess it would be something like Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou rich *** Romeo for if thou were poor I sure wouldn't be callin' out your poor azz name ..

...does love have a price..or is it just an emotion ..

Love and money are two separate things. You can love someone even if he doesn't have money (family, friends, special someone)...

Money on the other hand can't buy love.. you can have all the money and richness.. can give you happiness from getting material things but not the happiness that you will get when the love is real


Anyway if you are pertaining to a relationship.. in my opinion both are important.. what will you do with love if there's no food on the table and what will you do with the money if there's no love.. you will end up lonely or if not lonely maybe hurting each other

I prefer both.. if I will be in a relationship.. i want someone who truly loves me regardless if he has lots of money or just few but I want a responsible man.. someone who is not lazy and can provide the needs of his kids.. i am thinking of the kids and not myself.. i have work, i can help.. but i don't wanna be carrying the burden alone that's all

One of the first questions most women ask a man they are thinking of dating is what he does for a living, this is not idle chit-chat, their first thoughts are does the guy have an income, and this is before any potential relationship even begins. In my opinion, money matters to most women, if the guy has no money coming in he isn't going to make first base, let alone be around long enough for love to happen, genuine or otherwise. Sorry if that disillusions you but that is just the way life is.

If two people love each other, they will work hard to reach their goals.
Work and effort equals money. You can have love and money!

yes

I thought so at one time ... and the love might have gone on ...
until they turned stupid ... I was ok with out the money ...
being I came from kinda a money background ...

Love that is true is not based on money...

But money will get you those that show they love you but only out for your money...

Humm so guess it is genuine till the money runs out~~~ then you will find out who is really there for you and not the money~~~

Why are they a "vs.?"
Seems like saying "Food vs. Air."


Sure.
And love can be genuine with money.

There are no guarantees anyone loves you.
There's no simple method to guarantee someone loves you.
There is no path you can consciously control that will guarantee love, leading to love, or being able to maintain it for any length of time.

Hence the need to learn to communicate in a relationship.
Figuring out if what you/they are expressing and what that means.
To you, to them, to your relationship, for the long term, for the short term.
Unfortunately, the more you consciously focus on that, apply your direct conscious effort and time trying to "figure it out," or, "get your ducks in a row," the more you're actually going to push someone away.

"Money" is a completely separate issue.
How you come about it, how you use it, what you have, how you understand or see it, are extensions of your personality...which is a part of communicating who and what you are...which can help or harm the type of love you express, look for, understand, want, value, etc.