In love and money

Money can't buy love. Money can't chase away love. Love is free. Love is forever.
These are statements that seem to contradict the subject in question. In our generation with money one can get all the love he needs. Apparently with a car you have all the advantage that anyone can have.
This is very practical. But is it downright and unconditional love. I hope it is. But for the sake of trythinkin' I'll unflinchingly demonstrating my personal love ideals. My ideals are, ordinarily flexible and attempt to be enterprising.
The fault, unfortunately, is that enterprising ideals tend to be misinterpreted as egotistical and intolerance. What is intended in my love and money is not open ended loyalty to my ideals but a generation of thought that I hope to apply in the quest called 'love'. To try change the ongoing attitude about my attitude in relationships.
Before I can get to my stream of conscious ideals about love, it can be independently lightening to observe my love characteristics which have been associated with my love life: like to take the lead, want women to admire me, possessive, casanovic, moderately jealous and impatient in relationships, so forth.
Because I'm not immune to criticism, I have no intention to argue these characterisation. However, detailing my ideals will generate more viewpoints and questions to avert the fallacy of being pigheaded and intolerance of different opinions.
My ideal lover is an independent, adventurous and ambitious beau who can move heaven and earth to get what she wants. I also do not mind if she earn more than I or she drives a fancy car than I can hope to buy.
Point of warning: I'm not saying i'm using this opportunity to find a date. However, this, I see, as healthy wishful thinking anyone can live with.
My plan is to have a wild life as any imagining being would dream about. With her I can hardly harbour any hard feelings, because I have come to understand that in love we annoy each other, but the strength of love can be measured through overcoming minor differences. Being in love will be complemented by the financial backup I hope is available between the two of us. Sometimes it's true that I cannot stand a dependant mate.
She's not only my lover, but my friend, my coach, a partner in adventure and my provider. Perhaps having her around will strengthen the possible wealth I have obsessively told myself to amass. I would not mind people labelling me as greedy, as long as they do not take my wealth away. One other positive aftermath of being in love will be my ability to stop smoking. Here, I'm not trying to say I can't stop this rather infamous habit, I'm wilfully trying to avoid being in the situation where I have to smoke. Because money has the power of moving people to places they wouldn't normally go, I will not be strained, anyhow to take her places that are very appealing to the senses, dine and bed in luxurious places. This does not have to be an instant occurrence, but if dumb luck allows me then I will not hesitate to be gregariously lavish on her.
However, if I luck gets to me quick then I'll be shrewdly manage to plan a life where fun remain the only passion.
With my previous success on matters of self interests, my ideal lover will be someone in a position to understand and be able to deal with this persistent and unavoidable part of my character. I'm the one whom Julius Ceaser's statement to Brutus still resonates in my head. He said,'the fault dear Brutus lies not in the star but in us, because we're underlings.' I expect not my life to be driven by any other force other the force in me. However, this ideal will never harm my intentions to remain a collectively integral role player and involving in making the relationship work to serve best both our interests.
In an inspirational context I'll say,'love and money go hand-in-hand. I vow not to interfere in making my ideal working harmoniously and without casting any doubts in the minds of all female, who may happen to be someone special needed in my love and money trail.'
Sayanora