Unanswered Questions

How True Is This Saying: No Money No Friend?

BY IYANDA   •   October 11, 2015   •   1 MIN READ

Money is one of the basic roots of man’s happiness—and without it, not much can be done or achieved. As a matter of fact, it is the source of most crimes being committed in life today. It brings and binds friends, lovers, and families together. However, some or most people believe that without money you can’t have friends. In other words it is a lonely world out there without money in your pocket. Money attracts people to you and makes you an object of attraction. So does that mean you can have friends without money?

How influential is the role of money when it comes to making and keeping friends for a long time? Does money determine the quality of people who come around you? Do you feel like the friends you have only want to be around you because of what they can gain from you in terms of money and other material things? How would you identify a friend who is only there because of the material thing he or she stands or hopes to gain from moving and associating with you?

Would you make friends with people because of their material possession?