mercury14
Pragmatic Metaphysician
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I feel that is barely better than prostitution at best, and it's not uncommon for it to be defined as such. It's a transaction. She doesn't love him for him, she loves him for his money. The only difference is she stays with him for as long as he can pay.
What if she marries him for money and he goes broke?![]()
People enter into marriage for alot of reasons, not just one. People find financially secure partners more interesting and attractive. It's not like prostitution at all since marriage has so much to do with lifelong security.
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