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No, probably as near as i'll ever be. I seem to have a real cynical view on "love" and "relationships". I think love is a really over rated emotion. I don't crave the one true soulmate hence the reason i chose money. Love would be a real wasted experience on me.
That seems kind of tragic to me, but probably because I'm a hopeless romantic. I think being with the one you're in love with is the best feeling in the world.
in the end i went to paris and went on a massive shopping spree
I doubt anyone on here would use a million pounds to gain more happiness than having true love........
I have to disagree matey... I would much rather be financially secure than have "True Love". I have been in love before, and sure, it's nice enough, but it ain't all that! I am pretty secure at the moment and have been single for over three years by choice now and I tell you straight, I am far happier than when I was struggling financially, even though I had a great girlfriend who I am still good friends with! Peace of mind I think covers this.
Money doesn't argue.
Money won't run out on you.
Money won't piss you off.
Money won't cheat on you.
(The above comments are obviously meant to work for either sex before I get a flaming for women bashing...)
I have to say the following and this is something that I sometimes say as a joke but to me it is pretty much true!
"Money doesn't make you happy but it buys the things that does!"
Couldn't have said it better myself
At the end of the day knowing that i've got a roof over my head and can still have a life is the main thing to me. Even better if i've got my mates around me and can enjoy the things i love doing. I get very selfish about my time (i think it stems from being an only child) and i like my own space.
I can see your point hunnypot but at the end of the day that's the difference between being a romantic and being a realist. Neither's a bad thing, just down to the individual. I don't feel like my choice is a tragic one
I was assuming that the vast majority of people on here are already financially secure and would most likely spend the million on luxury goods.............