Who Do You Really Want to Love? | Don't Choose Love Based Only on Conditions
Money Isn't the Enemy
I'm not trying to say that money is more valuable than love.
Money is important in this world.
So I'm not against the idea of marrying into wealth.
However, your horoscope also reveals the kind of person you're genuinely drawn to—the person you can truly love from the bottom of your heart.
If you ignore that inner voice and choose someone based only on external conditions, you may eventually find yourself feeling empty, even if everything seems perfect on the surface.
That's why I believe:
Choosing a partner based only on conditions is not the path I would recommend.
Are Stories About Falling in Love with the Rich Really a Problem?
If you read romance manga aimed at women, you'll often find stories like these:
"A billionaire fell in love with me."
"I can't believe someone as handsome as him chose me."
There's nothing wrong with stories like that.
They inspire readers, fulfill fantasies, and play an important role as entertainment.
But there is one thing that concerns me.
Sometimes they unintentionally give the impression that
"Marrying someone wealthy equals happiness."
as if that were the only happy ending.
What Happiness Means to Me
To me, happiness isn't
"I'm happy because I married someone rich."
No matter how much money or status someone has,
if they aren't the person I truly want to love,
I wouldn't choose them.
I want to build my future with the person I genuinely want to love.
I believe that choosing someone from that place is the first step toward real happiness.
A Relationship Built Only on Conditions Hurts Both People
When you choose someone based only on their wealth or status,
you're no longer seeing the person themselves.
You're judging them by their decorations—their money, title, or social position.
That's unfair to them.
But it's also unfair to yourself.
It's almost as if you're telling yourself:
"I don't care who you truly want to love or what kind of relationship you dream of. Just be quiet and choose the rich one."
Isn't that a little cruel?
Ignoring your own heart often leads to unhealthy, dependent relationships.
And this isn't something that applies only to women.
The same is true for men.
After all,
don't you want to find genuine happiness?
If you'd like to explore this way of thinking further, be sure to check out the article below.
What Happens When You Choose Love Based Only on Money?
So what actually happens when wealth becomes the foundation for choosing a partner?
Let's take a closer look.