Does Money Matter in a Relationship?

by Assassin~ Badass Buzz Guru Posted 2012/05/02 14:49:52

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	Yes of course it does.	158 votes	70%
	No it doesn't.	68 votes	30%

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Rukasaki ~~ Hawkshadow 2012/05/05 21:20:55
fireware0062 2012/05/04 21:05:28

No it doesn't.

matters of the heart are more important!

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The River Rat 2012/05/04 03:28:59

Yes of course it does.

Financial problems are one of the top reasons for divorce.

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Jana~ una chica loca 2012/05/03 21:33:52

Yes of course it does.

money means there is some future to the relationship

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♥~Ange~♥ 2012/05/03 21:32:06

No it doesn't.

for me no it doesn't matter .

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Allie 2012/05/03 19:32:45

Yes of course it does.

people can say it doesnt. but it does

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Curmudgeon 2012/05/03 19:01:57 (edited)

Yes of course it does.

Anyone saying otherwise is delusional. If your with someone in a relationship and they have a spending problem that effects you whereby you always have to bail them out, or listen to excuse after excuse yes it does matter.

I know very few couples that don't argue over money, as it always seems one wants to save and the other wants to spend and travel the world. lol

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Anna 2012/05/03 18:29:56

Yes of course it does.

Even us Americans have to pay the Amish for cheese and such we buy from them.

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Mina 2012/05/03 18:18:50

Yes of course it does.

One cannot live on love alone. One doesn't have to be superficial or materialistic to want someone who at the very least can take care of themselves and be a partner, not a burden in a relationship. How much money just depends on the nature of the relationship and THAT is where you can get shady.

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Riobhca 2012/05/03 17:49:17 (edited)

No it doesn't.

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Not unless you're pretty superficial and materialistic.

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baxter 2012/05/03 17:40:33

No it doesn't.

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if you havent got it you cant spend it

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Tomus Megalomania 2012/05/03 17:12:03

Yes of course it does.

Disagreement on finance is one of the most common causes of conflict in a relationship

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Syl 2012/05/03 16:46:40

No it doesn't.

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I would live in the gutter for him.

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bozo 2012/05/03 16:43:29

Yes of course it does.

gotta have the bread to take da lady out, she won't hang around the man cave watching wild world of sports or shurping a beer for long

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diana.dianapopescu 2012/05/03 16:43:26

Yes of course it does.

money rules from every point of view.

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Anna to diana.d... 2012/05/03 18:31:30

Right. Even if you're buying garden seeds. Someone must be mixed up here cause the Amish don't pay a dime on 'bills.'

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mrdog 2012/05/03 16:04:43

No it doesn't.

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for me... if money matters...time to end the relationship... bark

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The Mosher 2012/05/03 15:54:13

Yes of course it does.

It matters no matter what not loving them FOR their money but most arguments arise from financial issues. Therefore money is more important to maintaining a stable relationship I don't know how it couldn't matter especially for couples pondering their future.

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stevegtexas@aol.com 2012/05/03 15:45:46

Yes of course it does.

Survival comes in many different ways.....BUT....... i think it is important, but other things weigh in first i think....like attitude.

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Lady Yui 2012/05/03 15:39:07

Yes of course it does.

Unless you're naive enough to believe you're going to live on love the first year, and eat the kid the next, then money matters.

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Diamond Girl 2012/05/03 15:15:02

Yes of course it does.

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Yes, unfortunately money is what makes the world go around, without it you do not even have the basic necessities of life like food and shelter. I have been on both ends of the money spectrum and I must admit is feels better to have then have not...

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Dave**Gay for Girls** 2012/05/03 15:08:23

Yes of course it does.

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Cricket 2012/05/03 14:59:57

Yes of course it does.

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Well, yeah, considering there should be shelter for them, food to eat, transportation, otherwise they live like cavemen. Who knows, that might be all some people need is each other and the very minimal, bare necessities.

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Syl to Cricket 2012/05/03 16:52:26
Cricket to Syl 2012/05/03 16:53:29

Okay~

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tweet_tweet 2012/05/03 14:46:09

Yes of course it does.

Income of both sides is huge prediction as to whether or not relationships will develop and last. That is why dating sites ask about income.

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jmc07806-PWCM-JLA 2012/05/03 11:50:19

Yes of course it does.

Rather the lck of it not the amount you have.

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х lเשє lคยﻮђ l๏שє х 2012/05/03 11:26:35 (edited)

Yes of course it does.

How else am I suppose to pay the bills? Oh, and I guess I love him...Lol jk!

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katy.isodo 2012/05/03 10:40:57

Yes of course it does.

While it can be worked around - it does matter and has led to a lot of issues in many relationships.

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James Bond 2012/05/03 10:33:13

Yes of course it does.

i think all gierls love money more than guys

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u000 2012/05/03 10:15:42

Yes of course it does.

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unfortunately

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jackie 2012/05/03 08:50:00

Yes of course it does.

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Of course it does. You need money for basically everything. you need money to even buy food. you dont want your bf to come over all the time begging for 5 dollars or 10. just to eat. having a job is very important. if I really really love a guy I would let him stay with me but he needs to find a job... money IS important, no matter how people try to sugar coat it.

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Kibbles 2012/05/03 08:17:03

Yes of course it does.

If its a marriage it would be nice to own a house wouldn't it? Also having no worries over bills does sound nice doesn't it married couple?

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Playerazzi 2012/05/03 07:29:49

Yes of course it does.

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You have to make ends meet, otherwise there will be great pressure.

And if one partner has very different expectations than the other, it causes a lot of tension.

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LaMutique 2012/05/03 07:29:38

No it doesn't.

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Money is a powerfull thing in a bureaucracy, not in a relationship, in my country.

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Panthera_uncia 2012/05/03 07:08:41

Yes of course it does.

Money is like honey that attracts all chick bees

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thermoguy 2012/05/03 06:55:04

No it doesn't.

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I guess it depends what you are selling in a relationship. Money can make a difference, it can't buy a relationship.

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John 2012/05/03 05:43:05

No it doesn't.

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Not to me. If I'm with the one I love, we could be living in a box somewhere and it wouldn't matter to me. If she really is my soul-mate, it shouldn't matter to her either.

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Wren 2012/05/03 05:08:03

Yes of course it does.

More money, less money related stress. Unless the man is threatened by an old fashioned mind set. That's different issue altogether though.

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Dydy 2012/05/03 04:55:36

No it doesn't.

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Money shouldn't really effective an effect on ur love for someone. However it is important to agree on how balance the "spend or save" issue most married couples (or couples living together) have.

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