What is more important luxury or family?
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What is more important luxury or family?
Max journey is not easy but each one of us has a freedom to choose.
Give me your thoughts to ponder.
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Your right! We can't live without our family. Money will just come but our love ones are not their for a life time.Excitedreads wrote:I'd pick family... i wish I could have them both, but i truly believe there's no worth in having a bunch of money to spend, and no one to spend any time with. It'd be a lonely existence. And the more money you have, fhe higher the likelihood that the people around you become fake... at least that's my opinion
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I agree, though it would be nice to be able to find a balancereadandsmile wrote:Your right! We can't live without our family. Money will just come but our love ones are not their for a life time.Excitedreads wrote:I'd pick family... i wish I could have them both, but i truly believe there's no worth in having a bunch of money to spend, and no one to spend any time with. It'd be a lonely existence. And the more money you have, fhe higher the likelihood that the people around you become fake... at least that's my opinion
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Your right! if we want luxury and family, either we love the luxurious life but loss our family. Family really count the most.I agree, though it would be nice to be able to find a balance
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Your right, cheers! Family weighs much than fabulous luxurious life.Donnavila Marie01 wrote:I definitely choose family because the luxuries of this life are nothing without my family. My family is my main reason of surviving.
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Exactly! Cheers! We have our own will, the awesome gift of God. And, it is a selfish thing without sharing when we experienced luxurious life. Sharing is an act of love. You're right!Athena Moon wrote:I believe in my own power of will, however I have people who give me a certain push to make my own fortune and enjoy the sweetness sharing it together. I can't imagine having the luxury all by myself, not having a close soul to share it with, I mean, love is in sharing, right?
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Absolutely, Your right! We may have ups and down but at the end our family is the source of our comfort and will give us strength to continue.Book Savant wrote:Family is more important! A luxurious life does not necessarily translate into a happy one. A person living a luxurious life will still face the ups and downs of life, have good days and bad. And you cannot live a happy life without a family's love and support to help you through!
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I completely agree. I wish we could have both. But, life is full of surprises. If I had to chose, I'd pick family.They are all crazy, but I like it that way.Excitedreads wrote:I'd pick family... i wish I could have them both, but i truly believe there's no worth in having a bunch of money to spend, and no one to spend any time with. It'd be a lonely existence. And the more money you have, fhe higher the likelihood that the people around you become fake... at least that's my opinion
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