Truth Why Money Can’t Buy Love In A Relationships

By Oluronke Kuku

We are in a world where relationship is built solemnly on money, materialistic, luxurious gifts and gestures. The most valuable parts of relationship is now cornered and centered around money.

While money can purchase comfort and fleeting moments of happiness in a relationship but it can never buy nor build a solid foundation that makes a strong relationship or makes a relationship thrive.

Trust is one of the most valuable action through which a solid relationship is built on. 

Trust is shown through consistency, commitment and communication.

Although, trust can not be presented in a box as a gift nor can it be transferred through a bank account but without it,  relationships might begin to fall apart.

Additionally, genuine love and affection is a great value that helps a relationship to thrive and overcome its storms. 

It is shown through patience, care, respect, understanding and presence, which can never be bought but earned.

Communication is a great key and most valuable in a relationship, through active listening, response and empathy towards one another, gaps in relationship can be closed, in which no amount of money or material gift can replace.

This is what leads to a deeper emotional connection, the bond forged through shared experiences and laughter. 

True intimacy goes far beyond physical closeness. It requires openness, courage, and the willingness to let someone see the real you. 

Like an adage says, to hell is human and to forgive divine. 

Even when mistakes are made, forgiveness becomes the action that helps to amend, heal and grow relationships. 

Money can buy anything but not forgiveness, it requires understanding and communication.

There are times of struggle in a relationship, during this testing period, support and encouragement prove far more valuable than anything bought in a store. 

Partners show up through presence, empathy, loyalty, laughter and unwavering care, which also brings lightness and balance in the relationship.

At the end of the day, money make up a glamour and sparkle relationship, but it can never replace the key values of what makes relationships thrive, meaningful and solid.  

The greatest value of love, trust, forgiveness, commitment, communication, support and emotional connection, are not bought but built.