/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.18342177]

Is taking a potential partner's financial situation into account immoral assuming you have feelings for them?

[Anonymous No.18342230]

>>18342177
No. Finances are an important factor in your quality of life. There are other important factors, but finances can be a part.

[Anonymous No.18342253]

>>18342177
No because finances imply a lot about a person's character

[Anonymous No.18342318]

>>18342177
>marrying a used up roastie who went into perpetual Jew debt in order to fuck around at college for 4 years and get banged out by Chad and Jamal for a meme degree
It says a lot about someone's character if they're in heavy debt.

[Anonymous No.18342355]

>>18342177
Immoral? It used to be the entire point

[Anonymous No.18342460]

I have 40% roastie gf with no debt and little to no savings. She has good job. Last year gross 85k. My job gross is 100k. I have 40k savings and 22k crypto. Is this a good investment?

[Anonymous No.18342488]

>>18342177
I look at finances first then feelings come aftef I assessed her to be a sound investment through either a higher income or inheritance

[Anonymous No.18342540]

>>18342177
Lol no you fucking moron

[Anonymous No.18342585]

>>18342177
Whats wrong with that dog?

[Anonymous No.18342593]

No
also
>morals

[Anonymous No.18342623]

>>18342177
of course not. there's tons of hot women out there with 100k+ student debt, you seriously want to marry that? it's sad but they made themselves unmarriable.