Ever think that life would be so much easier if you were super rich? Sure there’d be less bills and you’d have a lot more time to spend doing things you actually want or buying things you couldn’t afford before. There’s always going to be things money can’t buy you and you actually learn these when you don’t have money.
1. Love: You may think it does but chances are they love your money more than you. They could care less about you as long as they’re getting theirs, that’s not love and can never be love. What you landed here is known as a gold digger. Even if they weren’t a gold digger ad truly did love you, you’d eventually grow suspicious of their motives and maybe ruin it.
2. Friendship: Pretty much same as love but maybe hurts a little less if you find out they only really like you for your money.
3. Class: Just because you have money doesn’t instantly make you classy. If you’re a piece of trash with a lot of money, you’re still just a piece of trash. Class is hard to explain and it’s something you learn and become. It doesn’t have anything to do with money at all.
4. Happiness: Sure you can afford to buy anything you want but those are just material things. What if you don’t have anyone to enjoy those things with? What if you don’t even like yourself, or what you’ve become because of money? You won’t be happy and money can’t buy that.
5. Health: Sure, you can take better care of yourself but what happens if you’re stricken with something genetic like cancer or MS? Plenty and plenty of money has been spent on researching a cure for such diseases, probably more money than you even have or could ever have. I mean if Warren Buffet can donate $40 billion, that’s million with a “b,” and they can’t discover something soon, who’s to say your money will buy you back health.
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