Would you marry for money?
This is the first thought-provoking question at the end of The Trinket Wife. Reading the novel isn’t necessary, although you might like to. You can submit a personal or group response.
My personal answer: Not only for money, but people do tend to marry in social groups and I guess I have. People know they don’t want to live in poverty with children if avoidable. They may not marry for heaps of money, more for a steady job and prospects for both partners. Having hope for the future when making plans depends on some financial security.
The more I think about this question the more possibilities there are for answers. Please add your comments in less than 100 words. All comments will be moderated to avoid offence.
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A husband placates his wife with gifts of jewellery, not love.
Next week, Is there such a thing as a midlife crisis for men and women?
The discussion ends in 60 days.
