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Jan 26, 2005 01:50

One question has really been on my mind

What do you think about love and money? I'm not asking you to pick one or the other, but to define your view on the order / order of importance of them. Do you think you should have one before the other or take them as they come? Do you favor one or the other? An example would be, that you would make sure ( Read more... )

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rubasteve January 26 2005, 18:12:52 UTC

Princess Leia!?!?! Sweet mother of god u are gonna rock that shit!

sailormolly January 26 2005, 19:15:38 UTC

Yeah that's me
I should really fix the spelling.. ahh.. oh well
Maybe i'll be an actress.. that might be fun!!
Oh why thank you, i'll try to rock it out hard x core
^.^

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littleqt29 January 27 2005, 15:46:58 UTC

We are not too young to be falling love...that is ridiculous! How young were your parents when they got married? If you know you got it, then it is there...there is not age limit to love!

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littleqt29 January 27 2005, 19:15:40 UTC

How can you say that love tends to be foolish? Is that from experience? I have friends whose parents have been together since they were in high school, and they are still together! You can not say that people grow apart when they are just as likely to grow together!

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soccerbabe11278 January 27 2005, 20:21:49 UTC

You have to admit... There's more to love than rushing in blindly. *IF* we are talking about marriage then wouldn't love also be wanting to give the other person a stable life. It's not fair to ask a person to marry you if you are constantly unemployed, can't pay your rent, or maybe you have the money and are just spending it unwisely. It's not fair for you to get married, either, if you're still mooching a lot of money off of your parents. Like, not just a little bit, that's ok, I mean like.. dependancy. Baisically, if a person couldn't live without help, then they aren't ready for the responsibility of marriage. I'm not saying rich, just able to live ok.

sailormolly January 28 2005, 03:03:19 UTC

It could be marriage.. the topic is open to all matters of the such.
I can definately understand that one part.
I could never make my loved one pay for everything I needed.
That would make me feel completely awful.
I'd make sure I'd help him out.. working as a team is way better than making one person do everything.
How selfish it would be to lay all the pressure on the other person.

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sailormolly January 29 2005, 19:29:48 UTC

Haha
I never could make my loved ones pay for me while I just sit on my butt
It makes me feel like a sppppppponge
Haha, I never make Nic pay all the time... sometimes I stand in between him and the cash register when we buy slushies and pay the man while holding Nic back at the same time.
:D

anonymous January 29 2005, 02:29:33 UTC

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sailormolly January 29 2005, 19:30:59 UTC

Wooooow! Sounds way interesting
Aww.. thank you, I bet you're the gorgeous one though :)
I'll consider it
Have a nice day ^.^

A choice between love and money anonymous March 21 2005, 05:59:01 UTC

To be in love, the kind were every moment spent with your lover is a moment spent off the ground, shall always go before financial stability. Money and love. Love always first. Seize every moment you can. Do not waste your life working for riches unless that is your pleasure in life. For me, I would rather work for love. Spend my days with something that brings a smile to my face. I am going to exagerrate a bit, but I would rather wake up in an alley and open my eyes to see the love of my life, dressed in rags and newspaper, than to wake up alone as a succesful white collared man, occasionally sleeping around. The excitement of love. I have to go to bed. Sorry if I used a shit ton of commas.