What is more important luxury or family?
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Re: What is more important luxury or family?
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I agree. You have family, you just have your own little beautiful world.Waxiepox wrote:Definitely I would chose family as it is more important than anything else. With family you can make things work through thick and thin as you soldier on. Its pointless to have all those luxuries and have nobody to enjoy with. It like living in isolation.
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True ! But family and their love is above all the wealth0719672189 wrote:Family without a doubt,luxury has an expiry date but family is forever.Though both would be great.
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yes just like I said. ait would be like body without soulReadingRebecca wrote:I'd go with family. Luxury doesn't mean much if you're all alone.
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But to answer, obviously, I'll choose family. Not just "blood" family, but the real ones. They're the most precious luxury I could have in this world.
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My family is such a blessing, and I love them even when we don't exactly like each other. But I have a few friends that can't say the same for the parents and siblings they were born to.
(I'm totally playing devil's advocate here, because solid, healthy relationships can't be bought and are worth it)
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