Topic: How can you identify true love without money?
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Henry

Fri 08/21/26 10:57 AM

Please I want to know how do one identify true love without money involved?

Most people will be like money is everything while some will say money can't buy love.

How true is this facts or statement ?
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Farid

Sun 08/23/26 11:36 AM

If you're rich, you may identify sincere love by looking for telltale signs like:
On her birthday, you give her a handwritten card and a nice houseplant. If she cries tears of joy instead of calling her lawyer, the love is real. Or:
She doesn't mind sitting next to the toilets in basic economy with you just to get to the destination. Or ...
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Henry

Mon 08/24/26 04:05 AM


If you're rich, you may identify sincere love by looking for telltale signs like:
On her birthday, you give her a handwritten card and a nice houseplant. If she cries tears of joy instead of calling her lawyer, the love is real. Or:
She doesn't mind sitting next to the toilets in basic economy with you just to get to the destination. Or ...



That's true from the rich side of the story and what happen from the average person that isn't rich enough to afford all the fancy things on her birthday or on daily basics.
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Farid

Mon 08/24/26 12:45 PM

Else, if you're living on an average income, the "gold digger test" is actually pretty easy because there isn't much gold to dig.

There're tried-and-true publicised ways to check up, like tell her you’re living within your means, and suggest a date at a place where the napkins aren’t cloth. If she still shows up—and dosen't ask whether your “average” includes inheritance—you may have found a keeper

Or, the moment you suggest a "fancy date" that consists of a slightly more expensive brand of frozen pizza and a walk in a public park, watch her face. If she looks at you like you've just suggested a romantic getaway to a landfill, you have your answer.

The real tell is when you mention your "long-term investment strategy," which is actually just a high-yield savings account with 400 units of your currency in it, and a hope that the price of eggs goes down. If she stops asking about your "portfolio" the second she realizes the portfolio is just a folder of coupons and a library card, this means she wasn't interested in you — she was just auditing your nonexistent assets.:smile: