And even if it doesn’t cost money ( like a walk in the park ) it costs money to maintain ourselves with food, clothing and shelter. So, maybe we needn’t be ashamed to be focused on money as if it were a selfish greed. It’s just a sometimes difficult necessity.
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Love doesn’t cost money. What cost money is entertainment and your basic needs. But love is free.
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I’m talking about activities of love, not feelings.
I want to say so many inappropriate things here.
You can do activities with someone and not love them. Activities are just that but loving someone is different.
But to end this everybody’s perception of love is different. So if you need activities to show that you love someone then so be it.
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Have you ever loved a child without some sort of activity?
Yes I have every day I do. Dont need an activity to know I love my kids.
But its alright if someone else do. I’m just speaking on myself. I cant say what makes someone else love.
Well, now I’ve got to ask you, how do you show your love?
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Spending time together doesn’t matter what it is. Communication and clicking is another key factor.
If we dont click it won’t work.
No love can transpire without truly clicking with that person.
I think you’re just picking a fight. It’s why I’m not answering you.
Loves is more expensive than H.
Better to go down dignified / With boughten friendship by your side / than none at all / Provide! provide.
- Robert Frost -
I just rent it.
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Love may cost money, but it also makes living easier with two people to split the bills… I nearly had to move very far away, but luckily I am just about able to afford where I live. Just on my own.
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Volunteering one’s time for a good cause is as close to pure altruism and free love as it gets.
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