{"id":636,"date":"2014-03-14T09:15:24","date_gmt":"2014-03-14T09:15:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.elcrema.com\/?p=636"},"modified":"2016-06-25T08:01:35","modified_gmt":"2016-06-25T07:01:35","slug":"money-and-love-a-perfect-match","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.elcrema.com\/money-and-love-a-perfect-match\/","title":{"rendered":"MONEY AND LOVE; A PERFECT MATCH"},"content":{"rendered":"

Where I come from, a lot of people would argue about this header; reason probably being that love isn\u2019t materialistic, or that love is a matter of the heart. Well, it\u2019s no lie, and I agree that love is an emotion. It is a feeling born out of deep affections and appreciation for someone. And I also agree with the part that love isn\u2019t materialistic\u2026only at first.<\/p>\n

Love is a feeling, and like every other thing under the sky, feelings can change. Feelings can waver, and the only way to keep them locked-in is by keeping them refreshed.<\/p>\n

Usually, the first time you meet a\u00a0 girl, what attracts her to you isn\u2019t entirely the size of your bank account, most of the time, it\u2019s your other attributes like, your diction, manner of approach, composure, and a host of other things (things we can\u2019t discuss now), that connects her to you. But along the line, as the relationship grows, you realize that you actually need money to keep the relationship alive and spicy. You will go out on dates, and you will have to buy her gifts too. Now all of these require money to be done. Imagine a love relationship without dates and no exchange of gifts\u2026wouldn\u2019t it be a helluva boring one? How do you put some fun in the relationship? How do you even express your \u2018feelings\u2019 towards your partner? You cannot claim to love someone, and not show them how much (yes, show them<\/b> how much<\/b>). If you love someone, you have to spoil them from time to time, in your own little way. This would go a long way in telling them you actually do care about them genuinely, and it isn’t just \u2018lip service\u2019.<\/p>\n

Like \u2018the average man\u2019, while I was younger, I thought if you bought a woman gifts, and spend money on her, she\u2019d take you for granted, abuse the gesture, and try to suck you dry. While I was right in my thinking, I failed to realize that while some women actually do this, there are lots of other women who would cherish and treasure such gestures. \u2018The average man\u2019 doesn\u2019t want to spend on his woman for fear of being a \u2018fool\u2019. But the truth is, women don\u2019t really want much\u2026all they want is to be appreciated and spoiled no matter how little. Any woman who genuinely loves you would never suck you dry, or abuse your financial gestures towards her; she\u2019d appreciate it, and try to return the favour .<\/p>\n

Have you paused to think about why some of the richest men around always spoil their women with the most expensive gifts? It\u2019s not because they\u2019re stupid or foolish, it is because they love their women so much and they know that words would never be enough to express how much they do, so they use gifts to show her how much she means to them. Using your money to love your partner will keep her excited and happy, and she\u2019d never have any reason to quit the relationship. You do not need money to fall in love, but you need money to keep the love alive.<\/p>\n

In my little experience in life, I have come to realize that the reason most relationships fail isn\u2019t because women are gold diggers, it is because these relationships are too normal, boring and traditional for them.<\/p>\n

So to you, my Brother reading this piece, love your woman, appreciate and cherish her; not just with your words and body, also love her with your money because relationships are like flowers, they need water to stay alive; and If they do not get enough of it, they wither and die.<\/p>\n

Drama<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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