Is it true that marriage won't thrive without money?

Starmix said:
If the couple does not work and rely only on their parents support, the time comes they'll get bored and would decide to split.
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More than lack of money, in such a case I would talk about lack of discipline and negligence, first of all (well, lack of money is the direct consequence of those two factors). How unemployed people, counting on zero resources (it's different if they can count on an income, even small, coming from past investments, for ex., so they can live even when unemployed, avoiding to ask for their parent's support), get married without searching for a job? Whatever job. Even online tasks.
 
pousinha said:
More than lack of money, in such a case I would talk about lack of discipline and negligence, first of all (well, lack of money is the direct consequence of those two factors). How unemployed people, counting on zero resources (it's different if they can count on an income, even small, coming from past investments, for ex., so they can live even when unemployed, avoiding to ask for their parent's support), get married without searching for a job? Whatever job. Even online tasks.
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Some young people are reckless, They forgot that to marry means to multiply and their stomachs need food. It's not only food but other needs that are essential every day. It's better for them to search for a job offline and online to support them. They must not choose a job. What's important is there's money. What a shame if rely or depend in their in laws.
 
Pitifully, it's a common mishap in Latin America (circumstance fostered by school dropout during the teens, a lot of time to live with the partner). Obviously, only owning a primary education (sometimes, even primary education gets truncated) results in the impossibility to get a formal job, out of a humble workman's job in a factory (that since COVID times it's used to last only a few months). As those teenagers use to conceive children very quickly, obviously the grandparents and in-law intervene with their resources.
 
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