StoopidMonkie0 wrote Money = Happiness the more money you have the happier you are. That's how I see it.

I agree with you there BUT..

Money cant buy your health, It cant stop you having Cancer,
It cant stop you dying.

As other members have said an as I think about this whole thing... Money definitely buys happiness. I'd like to see someone go from living on the streets, no money home or anything and then get granted all of those because of money and you say that he won't be happier than before?

On the other hand, money buying love is different.
If some woman fell in love with you after you had money but didn't before, then they most likely want you for your money, nice gifts etc.

The only true way to know if someone loves you is when they feel the same way about you no matter what situation you are in.

Pirates wrote I would rather have a family that I love and make $30k a year than make $100 billion but have no family and be lonely.

But you not having a family would be nothing to do with the money.
That all relates back to love. If you had a family with the $100 billion then you would all be much happier.

-Deano wrote As other members have said an as I think about this whole thing... Money definitely buys happiness. I'd like to see someone go from living on the streets, no money home or anything and then get granted all of those because of money and you say that he won't be happier than before?

On the other hand, money buying love is different.
If some woman fell in love with you after you had money but didn't before, then they most likely want you for your money, nice gifts etc.

The only true way to know if someone loves you is when they feel the same way about you no matter what situation you are in.

I went from living in a decent sized house to being homeless for about three months, it wasn't fun but I was happy.

I had nothing other than the clothes on my back my mom and step dad, and some cigarettes.

We slept in a camper with no heat or running water and showered at laundramats.


I see that ad a learning experience.



Now I'm back in a house, I have fiberoptic Internet (goml) and I'm just as happy as when I was homeless.


Maybe a little more at ease now, less stressed, but just as happy.

StoopidMonkie0 wrote Money = Happiness the more money you have the happier you are. That's how I see it.

not true you guys would see it different if you were born into a family with money i happen to have a very wealthy family there's always tons of arguments and about what MONEY and its not just something in my house hold i see it in my friends family's and neighbors who are the same way

Money will make you relatively happy.
joy
family
good friends
children

will make you happy

Menticide wrote

-Deano wrote As other members have said an as I think about this whole thing... Money definitely buys happiness. I'd like to see someone go from living on the streets, no money home or anything and then get granted all of those because of money and you say that he won't be happier than before?

On the other hand, money buying love is different.
If some woman fell in love with you after you had money but didn't before, then they most likely want you for your money, nice gifts etc.

The only true way to know if someone loves you is when they feel the same way about you no matter what situation you are in.

I went from living in a decent sized house to being homeless for about three months, it wasn't fun but I was happy.

I had nothing other than the clothes on my back my mom and step dad, and some cigarettes.

We slept in a camper with no heat or running water and showered at laundramats.


I see that ad a learning experience.



Now I'm back in a house, I have fiberoptic Internet (goml) and I'm just as happy as when I was homeless.


Maybe a little more at ease now, less stressed, but just as happy.

hmm.. Well I get where you are coming from, so it's more of a thing where money prevents the added stress of everyday life. It enables you to live without the worry of things that might go wrong, which are easily fixed with money.

-Deano wrote

Menticide wrote

-Deano wrote As other members have said an as I think about this whole thing... Money definitely buys happiness. I'd like to see someone go from living on the streets, no money home or anything and then get granted all of those because of money and you say that he won't be happier than before?

On the other hand, money buying love is different.
If some woman fell in love with you after you had money but didn't before, then they most likely want you for your money, nice gifts etc.

The only true way to know if someone loves you is when they feel the same way about you no matter what situation you are in.

I went from living in a decent sized house to being homeless for about three months, it wasn't fun but I was happy.

I had nothing other than the clothes on my back my mom and step dad, and some cigarettes.

We slept in a camper with no heat or running water and showered at laundramats.


I see that ad a learning experience.



Now I'm back in a house, I have fiberoptic Internet (goml) and I'm just as happy as when I was homeless.


Maybe a little more at ease now, less stressed, but just as happy.

hmm.. Well I get where you are coming from, so it's more of a thing where money prevents the added stress of everyday life. It enables you to live without the worry of things that might go wrong, which are easily fixed with money.

Yep, sadly they've got us by the balls, I don't want to get into it because I'll sound like a nutcase but yea.


In today's society money makes it easier to see the things that make you happy. People are easily overcome by stress. Stress that's created by money in the first place.

When you buy every thing u want,you will eventually get bored and be sad.

money can indeed buy OSME happiness