He or she doesn't have time. But gives you plenty money. Is that okay for you?

[Trush Jodie]

Imagine that you have a partner that doesn't have much time to spend with you because of work or business. But he gives you plenty money to take care of yourself. Would you be compensated with the money that he gives?

 

[Augusta]

No I don't need only the money sometimes the person presence is all you need. Money can't really comfort you and that's the truth.

 

[Min George]

Money is not all there is in building a relationship. Money can never create the bonds that would make a relationship strong.

 

[eLdavis]

It doesn't make sense to me, money is one thing but attention is also equally important as well. Proper communication and attention plays a major role.

 

[Springtime]

Money is not everything. Money cannot buy caring and spending decent time together which helps to nurture the relationship.

 

[Nomad]

You might be unhappy because you don't have money but even when you have money you might not be unhappy. You need to make sure what you want in life

 

[Starmix]

It's better to save the money your husband gives, so when worst comes to worst you won't feel insecure. Since your partner is giving much money, save most of them, so when the time comes he's sick there's a ready money which he could be proud of. If that happens he may change his dealings with you, by spending more time with you.

 

[King Belieal]

I would beg to differ from all the opinions expressed in this thread. I would go for the money a d take less time. If we get to see for 4 hours in a month, I am fine.

 

[Trush Jodie]

There is a point that one gets to in a relationship and they would realize that money can't build a relationship. It is just a tool to make a relationship better.

 

[Fidelia]

I have never been that kind of person to be dependent on my partner's money. He should work and earn. But that shouldn't mean I don't need his time and attention daily.

 

[Augusta]

it's a personal decision about what one values most in life. Some people prioritize life satisfaction and well-being, which are often linked to having more free time.

 

[Kross]

I am of the opinion that money alone is not enough. Money cannot buy a relationship neither can it buy the time you've wasted staying apart.

 

[Fidelia]

If I am in a relationship with you, quality t time spent together is part of the package. You ain't buying out of that. Make your money. Give me my time.

 

[Augusta]

if you are comfortable with the arrangement and the financial support meets your needs, then it could be acceptable.

 

[freelancermaria]

Money will never be enough to keep someone in a relationship unless they are truly only using their partner to make money. To make a relationship work, you need time, love, care, and effort, among other things.