Yes. It seems in the current recession era, money is the only way which can help maintain relationships. If you have money, I can be friends with you. Or else, you are not my friend. If I give a gift to you, only then, you know\u00a0I\u00a0love you. Why money is the only predominant factor in relationships?<\/p>\n
Any relationship, be it wife\u00a0and husband, parent and child, brother and sister,\u00a0cousins, or \u00a0friends, is currently being evaluated with how much one is spending in it. One is able to maintain relationships only if capable of spending enough in a relationship. Most relationships are getting commercialised. The importance a person gives us is being decided based on the money or gifts being exchanged.<\/p>\n
Communication and not spending enough time may be some of the reasons for such trends. Most family members or friends may not communicate often. Due to\u00a0which it is extremely difficult to decide whether a person has changed a lot or remained same with time. So, in order to compensate this gap, exchanging gifts or spending money is essential. With which, you are establishing that things have not changed much and you still value the other person.<\/p>\n
In addition, living distantly and not meeting often, is another reason for the trend. The thirst to work\u00a0and earn more leaves less time for family and freinds. To compensate this gap again, spending money is essential. Working parents do not get enough time to spend time with their children and so they keep on buying gifts for their kids. On the other hand, working people do not get time to spend\u00a0 with their aged parents. And again resort in spending money to compensate the gap.<\/p>\n
Finally, what has begun voluntary money spending has become mandatory in relationships. Now, the current trend is, only if you have money, you can talk to me about anything. Or, else the relationship is not smooth. Watch out people. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"