Does love thrive without money?
Let's try to answer this question as this blog post provide some views you may need to consider before you answer.
https://loveissues.com.ng/does-love-thrive-without-money/

No

Dey play

Of course yes... When ur still in primary 3 there about

There's no romance without finance!

Depends on the society.

In Nigeria (or any society with lack, aka poor), loves does not thrive without money, since most people are on survival mode, hence, relate love with abundance of materialism.

In societies with abundance, love thrives without money, since making a living is not the focal, but to enjoy life as it is. I have been there, I know what love loks like, and money never came into the picture.

Just simple things like walking in a park, watching a movie on a laptop, cooking together, and going for a run feels heavenly. Pure, organic, requited, love.

You could pluck off a sunflower on your way to visit, and it will be well-appreciated. Ever asked your babe what she wanted for birthday, and she asked if both of you can just spend the whole day together and maybe order pizza over a movie?

Your presence is all she is after, and no amount of cash can replace you. Love can function without money, that's how love is suppose to be.

NOTHING thrives without money

pansophist:
Depends on the society.

In Nigeria (or any society with lack, aka poor), loves does not thrive without money, since most people are on survival mode, hence, relate love with abundance of materialism.

In societies with abundance, love thrives without money, since making a living is not the focal, but to enjoy life as it is. I have been there, I know what love loks like, and money never came into the picture.

Just simple things like walking in a park, watching a movie on a laptop, cooking together, and going for a run feels heavenly. Pure, organic, requited, love.

You could pluck off a sunflower on your way to visit, and it will be well-appreciated. Ever asked your babe what she wanted for birthday, and she asked if both of you can just spend the whole day together and maybe order pizza over a movie?

Your presence is all she is after, and no amount of cash can replace you. Love can function without money, that's how love is suppose to be.

You have witnessed the two worlds and i can tell, you can surely feel the difference🎉

Zombies that are stucked in Nigeria are all shouting 'NO' as if they have really experienced true love😊😅😅

pansophist:
Depends on the society.

In Nigeria (or any society with lack, aka poor), loves does not thrive without money, since most people are on survival mode, hence, relate love with abundance of materialism.

In societies with abundance, love thrives without money, since making a living is not the focal, but to enjoy life as it is. I have been there, I know what love loks like, and money never came into the picture.

Just simple things like walking in a park, watching a movie on a laptop, cooking together, and going for a run feels heavenly. Pure, organic, requited, love.

You could pluck off a sunflower on your way to visit, and it will be well-appreciated. Ever asked your babe what she wanted for birthday, and she asked if both of you can just spend the whole day together and maybe order pizza over a movie?

Your presence is all she is after, and no amount of cash can replace you. Love can function without money, that's how love is suppose to be.

That's because they are sitting on wealth already. Remove money from these thriving countries and we are back to survival mode.

Whether survival mode or comfort mode, there is a driving force of money somewhere

Develop your country up to standard, so the women can comfortably love like their counterparts elsewhere

tochez24:



You have witnessed the two worlds and i can tell, you can surely feel the difference🎉

Zombies that are stucked in Nigeria are all shouting 'NO' as if they have really experienced true love😊😅😅

Guy guy stop insulting people's reality. It is our perspective since we are "stuck" in this shithole.

Please and please stop insulting us for seeing things the way we are percieving it please.