What is the meaning of someone loving money?

[Kross]

I always hear people say that a particular person or sets of persons love money. And I always wonder the real implication of that statement.

So from your own perspective, what is the implication of saying that a person loves money?

 

[gwolf666]

From my perspective, saying someone "loves money" can have several implications, but essentially, it usually reflects a perception that this person values material possessions or financial stability too highly, above other important aspects of life, such as relationships, values, or inner happiness. I believe that, in some cases, this statement can be true and point to a tendency to prioritize money over ethics or emotions. However, I also think that many times people need money to cover basic needs or to achieve certain dreams, and that doesn't mean they love it in a negative way. For me, loving money can be a way of expressing that someone seeks security and comfort, but one must always be careful not to fall into greed or an obsession that could affect their values or relationships. Ultimately, I don't think loving money is necessarily bad, as long as it doesn't become the absolute priority.

 

[Suba]

Loving money is related to psychology, where a person judges/measures everything solely based on money/material things. People who love money tend to associate with people who have a lot of money and who will benefit themselves. They will also never be satisfied/enough with the money they have, choosing wealthier partners, etc.

 

[Fidelia]

When a person has an affinity with money such that they can literally worship money, such a person actually loves money.

 

[eLdavis]

When they say someone love money, it means the person is willing to go thr extra miles just to make some extra cash.

 

[Springtime]

When a person loves money, s(he) can make every effort to make money and enjoy spending money.