Re: Ladies, want to be happy?
I think its unfair to equate money and happiness. Alhamdullilah my family and my in laws are very well off and we live a very comfortable lifestyle and are happy but nevertheless I have seen my parents struggle to get where they are now and we were still happy back then when we had nothing.
DG how r u? 
as far as the thread goes well, it depends from person to person, for some ppl it is it.
hmm usually women who marry for money end up with a guy who has run out of it :D speaks volume!
yup. i mean overall, if u marry with the wrong intention, usually those problems will multiply after marriage as well.
does not matter if ya rich or not...everyone will have some perayshani at one point or the next...Always!
Re: Ladies, want to be happy?
This article is so ridiculous, it's not even worth discussing. Poor are always marginalized in Pakistan so this flawed article comes as no surprise.
However, I do believe money plays quite an important role in a blissful marriage -
Unfortunately, we can't serve 'love, respect, compassion and humility" for dinner everyday.
But this doesn't mean you have to marry rich. Just don't marry poor.
Hey Kaun. I’m great!
And you?
just fine :k:
btw congratz on ur marriage :k:
Re: Ladies, want to be happy?
I think sometime ago i thought the same even now I sometimes think it must be true but when i see my mom's friends they have extraordinary money big houses but no respect from their husbands!!! they get beaten n wot not! so i think money does matter but its not like u should marry a rich guy!
Re: Ladies, want to be happy?
I will say something else on this topic.
While money cannot make a marriage...I think can definitely break a marriage. Serious financial issues can cause a strain on a relationship, if both parties are not willing to work through it.
A comfortable (not posh) lifestyle with some ups and downs is healthy for a couple, IMO.