Can a second-married woman marry a man without money (don't marry a poor man even if he is single)

Although it is too realistic to mix money into feelings, it is not as people who have been poor together know that money can't decide everything, but in marriage, money plays a great role. How many marriages have been defeated by the word "poor"? Some women will consider men's economic conditions when choosing a marriage partner, and measure whether a man is a person worthy of trust, which makes many men feel disgusted and think that these women are not good women because they worship money and material things.

In love, couples feel that as long as they have deep feelings for each other, external conditions are not important. Especially women who are in love always put their feelings first, thinking that even if men are poor, it doesn't matter if they love each other and suffer with men after marriage. So, is a marriage without an economic foundation necessarily happy? Facts have proved that money may be more important than feelings in marriage. The second married woman tells you that you would rather be single than marry a poor man!

@ Miss Lin, my ex-husband is 34 years old and a very poor man. We got married after graduating from college. His hometown is a rural area. It is an old earthen house, and there is little money at home. But I don't feel anything. I think as long as there is affection between two people. When we got married, my family didn't ask for gifts, nor did they ask for a house or a car. It was a naked marriage. I thought his family would be grateful and he would be kind to me, but I underestimated the influence of poverty on a person. That idea is rooted in one's mind. In life, he likes to haggle over every ounce and is very hard on me. I followed him through a hard life, but he didn't feel guilty. Instead, he often choked up and said to me, "Go find a rich man if you have the skill." In his mind, I stayed with him because I couldn't find a better one.

@ Miss Gu, 32 years old, if a man is poor, but he is talented and enterprising, it is worth considering, but if a man is poor, incompetent and lofty, he can never marry. What men fear most is not material poverty, but ideological poverty. This inferiority complex in a man's bones will make him more distorted. He won't cherish you just because you have had problems with him. On the contrary, he will choose him because you are not good enough. He won't change because he is poor, but he doesn't make progress, has no ambition, does nothing and eats until he dies. Following such a man is doomed to be poor all his life.

@ Miss Ying, a 3 1 year-old rich man chooses you, maybe he really loves you; A man who has no money chooses you, perhaps because he can't find a better one. This is a very realistic problem. When a poor man becomes rich, his nature will probably change, and he will use money to make up for the vacancy he didn't get before. For example, if a poor man becomes rich, he will move on at once, because when conditions permit, he will no longer be satisfied with a woman like you and turn to find something better. The poorer a person is, the more so. When a woman meets such a woman, she will definitely not cherish it.