My boyfriend gave a red envelope of 5.20 for the New Year. Because I was angry and had a cold war with him, I didn't take the initiative to speak all day. Do you want to break up? The boy replied

It won't last long to divide such a small matter. It's better to divide it early.

Money is a good thing. Without money, the quality of life will decline. As the saying goes, a penny is worth a penny, so it is not wrong for people to value money itself. As long as you don't do anything against your heart and conscience for money.

Money is also a bad thing. Once people have money, it is difficult to have pure friendship, and of course there will be no pure love. When he gives less, you will wonder if he values money more than you. When you are rich, you will also wonder if he is with you for your money. As long as it is linked to money, it is easy to dilute everything with money.

Therefore, I have always advocated that no matter friendship or love, there should be no money exchanges, no business exchanges between friends, no women spending men's money, and no men spending their own money on women to make the relationship more pure. In marriage, I wouldn't be so clear. Those who have money can manage money, and those who have no money can manage money.

So, don't call your boyfriend a red envelope in the future. If you want to break up over such a trivial matter, how can he deserve his future wife if he gives you more than 52.00? (If it weren't for you! )