Love of Money May Mess Up Your Marriage

[hubag bohol]

Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer   |   October 13, 2011 07:08am ET


Loving money may not be good for your love life, according to new research that finds that materialists have unhappier marriages than couples who don't care much about possessions.

The effect holds true across all levels of income, said study researcher Jason Carroll, a professor of family life at Brigham Young University. And a materialist marrying a like-minded soul may not get off the hook: The least satisfying marriages were those in which both spouses cared strongly about material goods.

"We thought it would be the incongruent or unmatched pattern that would be most problematic, where one's a spender and one's a saver," Carroll told LiveScience. "Our study found that it's the couples where both spouses have high levels of materialism that struggle the most."

[hubag bohol]

The least satisfying marriages were those in which both spouses cared strongly about material goods.

Basta mga hangol og kwarta hayan magkabuwag jud.

[robert]

dili hangol ug kwarta si amo boss. gihatagan man gani nija si vince ug $20.

[islander]

bilib ko.  nakalimtan na ni amo boss nimo ang $20 tawon, ikaw nga ulipon niya wa gyod kalimot.

[robert]

hilimtanon man gud nang ahong amo. naa nay alsaymers

[islander]

sulondon gyod diay imong amo.  mosunod ka nga mag-alsaymers.

[robert]

i have a baLONG memory. i am a genius. meaning to say, naka record tanang gi panulti ni hubag

[islander]

kawawang genius.  limited to one poster.  kailangan, lahat na posts dito memorized ng tunay na genius.

[robert]

besides being a kawawang genius, im also a kawawang cowboy. next time i will let you see me riding a horse. kay ug duna kay ranch, kinhangan naa pod kay kabayo. kay cowboy gud ka. sayang wa koy poting kabayo. i could dress up as the lone ranger.

[islander]

i know.  imong kabayo checkered.  ikaw man tingali tong tua sa usa ka thread nga gipaak ug kabayo...

[robert]

you are merciless, woman of the axe. you dont let me win anything. dont five me even a single crumb

[islander]

harrrumph.  kay contest ba diay ni dinhi?  hi-ya, tigidig-tigidig...

[robert]

hiya silver away. hiya tigidig

[islander]

besides being a kawawang genius, im also a kawawang cowboy. next time i will let you see me riding a horse. kay ug duna kay ranch, kinhangan naa pod kay kabayo. kay cowboy gud ka. sayang wa koy poting kabayo. i could dress up as the lone ranger.

not necessarily.  ang tawag ani sa amo, RANCHO BUWAD.  no need for a horse here.

[robert]

wheres the pic

[robert]

                      DRIED FISH RANCH

[islander]

wheres the pic

di ta ka tug-anan... hehehe.  can't answer you.  i can see it on my own laptop screen that's why.  another version na lang aron makaila lang gyod ka kun unsa ning tinuod nga ranch...

[robert]

ranso buwad...

owner.....hubag bohol

[islander]

si hubag diay ang true milyonir nato dinhi?

[robert]

op cors. tiaw bay mantener lang ug maldives bakasyon. kotob ra tawn ko sa new york

[islander]

kun new york na man lang, ari na lang ko sa quiapo.  kun maldives na man lang, ari na lang ko sa caingget.  maayo pang moadto ug nepal o bhutan. 

[Lorenzo]

bwahaha. kun switzerland man gani, adto lang ko sa carmen.

kun palao man ganeh, adto lang ko sa anda og damaluan beach.

[hubag bohol]

Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer   |   October 13, 2011 07:08am ET


Loving money may not be good for your love life, according to new research that finds that materialists have unhappier marriages than couples who don't care much about possessions.

The effect holds true across all levels of income, said study researcher Jason Carroll, a professor of family life at Brigham Young University. And a materialist marrying a like-minded soul may not get off the hook: The least satisfying marriages were those in which both spouses cared strongly about material goods.

"We thought it would be the incongruent or unmatched pattern that would be most problematic, where one's a spender and one's a saver," Carroll told LiveScience. "Our study found that it's the couples where both spouses have high levels of materialism that struggle the most."

Paet...

[Lorenzo]