Money can/ cannot buy happiness.
It is
fairly safe to assert that money is an integral part of our life and
hardly
anyone can survive without it. However, it is not always true
that a lump
sum of money brings much joy to its owner. Although,
some people
believe that being rich is a pure definition of happiness.
Personally,
I am inclined to believe that a person has more important
values in
their lives than money. Firstly, being healthy is already
enough to
be happy. One can be filthy rich, but he is bound to feel
miserable
if he is incurably sick. Secondly, a loyal family and
supportive
friends are another important aspect of our life. Under no
circumstances
is it possible to buy love and respect a family can offer
to its
members.
Nevertheless,
people who are prone to believe that money does bring
plenty of
satisfaction name some exceptional opportunities wealthy
people
have. Expensive houses and cars, the possibility to travel to
any distination
in the world, quality education and health service are
among the
most desirable things that can be obtained in exchange for
money.
Even though
they may be partly right, it is important not to forget that
money is
helpless when it comes to people’s relationships. Nobody
can be
called a happy person if there is noone who sincerely love and
support
them.
In
conclusion, I maintain that money plays crucial role in making a
person feel
secure and content. But few people would deny that only
good health
and sincere relationship enable us to be totally satisfied
with our
lives.
