LOVE IS SWEET BUT WITH MONEY, LOVE IS SWEETER

Well, these are not my words; rather, they are those of Davido, a well-known Nigerian musician who wrote a song about the love of his life. The question of "Can money purchase Love?" has a positive answer: yes. Depending on the person or interest, money can buy you either true or phony love, but at the end of the day, you still get love.

We tend to live in a reality where love obtained through love could be phony or not ideal, therefore it always feels like broke lads are eager to proclaim that money cannot buy love. I believe that the cost of love cannot be quantified in terms of money but depending on who is involved, it may be obtained for a variety of prices. I just think that love isn't enough and that romance and so much more are made possible by money.

True love is merely a state of mind that is founded on our conception of what love ought to be. It explains why we are drawn to various persons with various perspectives on love. Therefore, moving in with someone who is interested in discovering love with money is extremely nice and would last for a long time.

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Unless I disagree with the first sentence, which states that "Money cannot buy Love," this message is quite accurate. The notion that love cannot be brought is one I've held onto since high school, but considering current cultural trends, it is a myth.
Love is the number one issue that money essentially solves, among many others. The partners' developing chemistry would still be present, and everything would continue.

Love may become sour and most relationships end in divorce when there is no money, which is completely insane. What happened to true love? People are now saying they experience heartbreak in relationships even because they lack funds. What happened In rich and in poor vows?

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