Money or Love. Whats more important to you?

IvaBigWun

You have a hypothetical choice, one million euros in cash or your true love soul mate. What do you choose?

Id go with the soul mate. But 10 million euros might be a different story

TeddyTedson

Could I take 5 million and someone I just really liked?:D

JerryHandbag

I'd take the money and run everyday of the week

Giselle

Love, please.

I don't care too much for money. Money can't buy me love.

:P

I Heart Internet

If I was single now - I'd take the money - no problem, and chance my luck in the future.

As I'm married, I gotta assume that the question would mean I'd have to give up Mrs I Heart Internet. So no, no I wouldn't.

ForeverYoung90

Money cant buy happiness.Love :cool:

sbsquarepants

Money is over rated. If you're miserable and rich, you're still miserable. If you're happy and poor, you're still happy. We should all aspire to be happy, not rich.
If you can be both, great, but if not then happy wins out everytime.

Immaculate Pasta

A soul mate.

Money isn't all that. Happiness is much more important

FatherLen

what about the love of money

Eric Cartman

The money , with a few quid and a lambo you could pull any bird ye wanted

Captain Darling

Money aint worth shiiiiiit.

Plug

Only a fool would not take the money. If you have the money you have all the love you need!
They say money can't buy you happiness, I say that is crap:p

Mr. CooL ICE

A woman with whom you spend your life with whom you must stay faithful to while listening to all her crap and pretending to care?

OR...

10 million euro worth of coke and hookers?

TeddyTedson

Plug wrote: »

Only a fool would not take the money. If you have the money you have all the love you need!
They say money can't buy you happiness, I say that is crap.

I'm sure Gary Speed had plenty of money. I can't say for sure because I've never had enough, but I don't think any amount of money can make you happy in the long term.

foxyboxer

I'd go with the soulmate.
Money will make you comfortable. A soulmate will make you happy.

Assuming my soulmate has big knockers that is.

Vicxas

Money cant buy you happiness. Id rather be poor and happy then rich and alone

Richard Hillman

Money can get you love.

Dudess

Love. Although if that meant being in absolute poverty, it would be a problem.

LeeHoffmann

Money can make you happy. I'm not particularly interested in it and have no desire to be super rich though (comfortable would be perfect). I want good conversation, great sx, and fantastic cuddles. Soul mate wins

Teyla Emmagan

Love. Money won't spoon with you and hold your sore PMS b&&bs in its warm hands.

gerryg80

Tough one,

I would have initially said love, but when i think of the difference the money could make to my family..., i find myself leaning towards the less selfish choice of taking the money

Wompa1

Love under conditioned I'd never lose it. Otherwise. Money please

BraziliaNZ

Well, having a partner doesn't equal happiness. Nor does money of course. I'd choose inner peace or whatever that stuff the Buddha has going on over both.

IvaBigWun

Wompa1 wrote: »

Love under conditioned I'd never lose it. Otherwise. Money please

And the award for Typo Of The Hour goes to ...

Vicxas

Vicxas wrote: »

Money cant buy you happiness. Id rather be poor and happy then rich and alone

Why would you want to be rich and alone afterwards?

Anyway I pick love

alwaysadub

Love.
I'd prefere to be broke and in love(like i am now!) than rich and alone.

McChubbin

I need the money. I can always buy me some lovin'.

I'd need to see the soulmate first, if she was a dog I'd go for the cash.

John Doe1

chips no wait daddy

Dublin Chick

I have had love so this time round I will take the cash please.....IMO opinion Money can buy you happiness....Granted it does not work for everyone but I have a feeling that I would be a very happy lady with plenty of spends in my bank account.

Depends, if it's in a situation where I have enough money to live on and the occasional human contact, I'd choose love, but if it's a choice of being penniless or alone, I'd choose alone.

DiscoBiscuits

Money cant buy love! But it can buy happiness!!!!!!

positron

Not at all what I expected from AH. All this sensible replies are making me depressed. Give me the money dammit!

hooradiation

To quote a philosopher king
"Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks" - Dre, Dr (1992). Bitches Ain't Shit. Los Angeles: Death Row Records.

So, in that case, money.

St.Spodo

A bit of both would be nice, but love guarantees happiness, money doesn't imo.

Dublin Chick

St.Spodo wrote: »

A bit of both would be nice

Ok that's not how this thread works.....it's love OR money.....you MUST choose!

HalloweenJack

Love, every time.

The happiest times I've ever had have always involved being in a loving relationship.

I've had decent amounts of money in the past but it goes away pretty quickly.

starlit

Love wins every time for me. I rather have love and be happy than be alone and rich. Though being on my own for me would not be a big deal but it wouldn't bother me that way but still I wouldn't want to be alone, living alone maybe but on my own totally no. I like that warmth and closeness, have someone to talk too and have a laugh not just having my own space and independence.

What is money? Just have enough money to get by is as much as I would want. I am more materialistic than wanting money but love wins out hands down.

Money can't buy love, money can't buy happiness but love can offer happiness and happiness can offer love.

tempura

Oh Love definitely.

Used to have the money, but not the love.

Now I am quite quite broke but very much in love.

I have never been so happy.:)

Halo Kitty

My sould mate would be worth more than a million to me...so it would have to be love...

St.Spodo

St.Spodo wrote: »

................ but love guarantees happiness.................

That's a tad idealistic really, I know plenty of folks who are in love and they aren't happy, you could love someone who is being unfaithful, who has a drink problem etc etc etc.

--Kaiser--

LOL at the amount of people here who believe in 'soul mates'

krudler

sbsquarepants wrote: »

Money is over rated. If you're miserable and rich, you're still miserable. If you're happy and poor, you're still happy. We should all aspire to be happy, not rich.
If you can be both, great, but if not then happy wins out everytime.

I'd be pretty fcuking happy if I was rich enough to stroll into a car dealers and drive out in anything I wanted, or go to an airport with a bag and passport and go anywhere in the world I felt like.

Ellis Dee

Giselle wrote: »

I don't care too much for money. Money can't buy me love.

:P

True, but you can rent it by the long or short time.:):):)

candy-gal1

up to this year i would have said love with being in love for the first time/first relationship etc, but since thats been over this year i pick money, it cant hurt you or break your heart so thats good to me

Jarren

Show me the money

Johnny D. Mudd

Well right now, one million euro's would buy me a house with four bedrooms and a big arse kitchen along with a sizeable garage and possibly basement too which I could fit it out for studio recording. I could live comfortably and most of the remaining money could be invested so that it's value increases annually. Then with the independence and security that I have, many ladies would be happy to hook up with a man who is financially secure and can provide them with a stable environment in which to raise their kids.

The money wins everytime.

shannie

Definitely love.
Money's cool and it can get you a lot of things but love means so much more.. It means you have someone to talk to, to help you, and most of all just to love like? Money is over rated... :O

Jaxxy

Don't believe in soul mates so I'll take the cool million please.

sgb

Definitely the money

If that does make me happy I could give it away and look for love

up for anything

Johnny D. Mudd wrote: »

many ladies would be happy to hook up with a man who is financially secure and can provide them with a stable environment in which to raise their kids.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph being a fine example of such an arrangement.