can the poor have the gift of true love?

Just because they are supposedly poor they do not have alternatives to be romantic. I find it interesting that some are very creative in the way they try to be as romantic as possible even without using much of their money. I find it that the more simple it is the more sincere they are to you.

What has money got to do with love? Love is a reciprocal feeling between two people. It has nothing to do with how much money you have in your pocket. My husband and I both come from lower working-class backgrounds. Our families often had little to spare for recreational activities, and I for one am very grateful for our upbringing, because we learnt to make do and be content with what we had. We have been married 41 years now, and he has a decent job which allows us an evening out once a week. But, funnily enough, we don't always go out, because we would rather sometimes just relax at home with one another. If you love each other, you shouldn't expect to show that love by spending money. Spending time is much more important.

many ways to express love and lots of ways to create a romantic thing. if love is true love of money is not the size. love does not distinguish between rich and poor. all people deserve true love.

Youn dont need money to show your love for each other . You can a romantic candlelit dinner right at home. Give each other a sensual massage. Curl up and watch a movie together........there are alot of things you can do to show each other romance without spending alot of money. Take a walk together under the moonlight........

No material thing really matters in true love.. all you need is the person you love (and of course oxygen, water and food :D). Money is not involved in true love in any way, in other kind of relationship it can have a role, but true love is unconditional and need nothing but itself. So my answer i definetely yes they can.

in love, it doesn't matter if you have money or not for money cannot buy everything. you can not buy love and happiness. you do not need money to show your love as well. there are so many ways to show how much you love someone without spending too much. remember that the most important things in life are free. so even beggars without a single penny can have true love.

Yes most of the time. By showing his love with honesty and sincerity proves that he is offering true love. And I think TRUE LOVE is the only best thing he can give to the one he loves. A person really don't need money just to prove his love. And there so many ways to show love.

It's the poor who has the most gift of true love. I always feel in love whenever i hear the stories of my grand parents. My grand mom comes from a poor, big family. she is the eldest among the 10 children. My grand father is a country boy. Very poor too. They are still together until now. My grand mom told me that what they have is pure and true. They never desire to be rich. They only ask to be together forever. And they are happier each day of their lives.

Yes, of course. Money isn't everything as the saying goes the best things in life are for free. Same with love, you need not to express your love on material things. You just need to make your partner special.

Of course they can. We are used to the good things in life, that is why we use the 'rich' way of expressing it. They are not used to it, so i am sure that they use whatever they have. I sometmes think that they have better relationships than us who are used to everything. They are down to earth by heart, and i think they appreciate each other more than we can ever imagine.

CeeLo Green of Goodie Mob and Gnarls Barkley once said "I kinda like bein' po'/at least I know what my friends is here fo'" - I love CeeLo, that line, and agree with the sentiment. I spent much of my life homeless, in shelters, and poor, and have only recently gotten back on my feet from being in a real homeless shelter, with 100% genuine bums as a 100% genuine bum myself. It was like a family, a dysfunctional one 99% of the time, but I did make a few good friends with the few sane and sober people there that I developed a bond with, and I've seen love develop there with my own eyes, or started feeling it myself (though, guarded as I am, reject it). A friend of mine, who is doing her best to get herself out of the shelter and finish school to be a nurse. She's a young beutiful girl who I have a great respect for, and feel a great protective pride for as a friend. She used her small bit of school stipend to purchase 3 of us small silver rings for X-Mas, and they were delivered late to the shelter. Mine had a cross on the band, and a custom engraving inside that said "Ninja Guardian Courter" - I realized, that nobody in my life, aside from one person in my family, has ever bought me something like this or given me something so nice. This was a true gesture of friendship, and genuine emotion from an innocent girl IN a squalid, destitute environment where people struggle just to stay sane, stay fed, and stay warm. I think, that no love is true, unless that person is willing to be on the very bottom of life with you... to go hungry with you, to hurt with you, and survive with you in any circumstance and in any elements. Losing your home, losing your liveleyhood, and seeing who's still around or where you end up is quite the indicator when it comes to knowing your friends and the faithfulness of your love. Wether it's brotherly love, or loverly love, it can only be pure when all possible context for the the emotion is removed and the view is not clouded by the wonder of your surroundings - if your placated by luxury, you will easily feel good emotions. I think, in the worst parts of the world, in times of war, genocide, and famine, any example of brotherhood, family, and love of any kind that survives and stands the test wether they fall together or survive together, is the truest form of love, and a testament to what a higher power wants from us... that unconditional love that no one, and nothing can compromise, like what good mothers have for their children.

Anyone can find true love. Love and money have nothing to with one another if you do not be with someone beause there is something that they can not buy for you then that in not true love. Love is something that comes from within and it is priceless. I would rather be with the one that I love in a carboard box then with someone that I did not love in a mansion. It all comes down to what is on the inside not what is bought.