Relationships - Would you marry or be in a relationship for mutual benefit rather than love? Do you think relationships based on mutual benefit, whether for economic or social gain, are more lasting than relationships based on love? Do you think society judges relationships based on mutual benefit? Why?
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I won’t marry or be in a relationship for mutual benefits, because I believe marriage should be built on love and not on what one stands to gain. Love gives meaning to everything shared between two people. Even when things get hard, love brings patience and understanding. I know that love alone may not always be enough, but with an emotionally mature partner, every other thing, including comfort and stability, naturally falls into place. Mutual benefit can fade, but genuine connection stands the test of time.
When it comes to whether relationships based on mutual benefits last longer than those based on love, I don’t think so. Relationships built on gain may survive for a while, but they often lack warmth and depth. Once the benefit fades or another opportunity comes, the bond breaks easily. But when two people love each other and work together with emotional balance, they can build trust, handle challenges, and still find reasons to stay even when life is tough. Love pushes people to grow together, while benefits only bind them temporarily.
Society, in my view, often judges relationships based on mutual benefit, especially when money, fame, or position is involved. People tend to whisper or assume that one partner is using the other. It’s easy for the public to criticize what they don’t feel or understand. Many times, people forget that true love can exist even in comfort and wealth. Society’s judgment makes it harder for genuine connections to be seen clearly, especially when success or social advantage is part of the picture. Still, I’d rather choose love, because love mixed with emotional maturity gives every reason to stay and grow stronger together no matter what life brings.