Tdrl: I’m at this young man totally caught my eye from the very first time I saw him. By now you know each other 5 years and I can say I trust him more than anybody. I know some of his background and some of the stuff he’s done but I’m beginning to know other things about his life that I didn’t realize like he might be a little bit wealthy. That’s not funny I look forward in a relationship if somebody has money cuz that’s the least of my concerns I can live as cheaply as possible I have and I have before and I still do we had trouble in a relationship over the past 6 months will say the past 3 months I think it all comes down to trust and communication which we both lack. I would totally marry him and I’ll do everything you can protect his money for him from any outside force no matter the cost I do it for him because he’s worth it with or without money he is worth it

What are your single and you meet somebody that catches your eye and get to know them over a couple years you fall in love with them you’ll do anything for them. And you make sure they know what you’ll do about anything for them. And let’s say you are getting married into a wealthy family and if you knew the rest of your family headed in for your partner’s money if you marry them would you do everything you can to protect the money could you be that loyal to somebody anybody with money needs protection. If my husband was rich I would do everything I could to keep it I wouldn’t tell a soul and I wouldn’t invest it because I believe being smart is better than being rich. Why not leave it to somebody who’s worth it

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  1. I don’t really understand the question, if you married someone who was rich the only person who’d be a risk to their assets is you (as the person marrying into the money). What outside force do you think is gonna steal his money? As the potential spouse, YOU’RE the one who’s most likely to take their money. Not anyone else. If there’s a concern, get a prenup

    As a side point, investing wisely is being smart but that’s a side point to your question. Money that just sits there isn’t smart. Investing wisely and growing your money to leave to your kids is smart.

  2. In what world does marrying someone “protect” their assets. If he wants to protect his assets he needs to talk to a good attorney, set up a trust, etc.

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