DAILY DILEMMA: Love or the Bag? 43% Chose The Bag

43% of Americans would leave their partner for $1 million, revealing how money often outweighs love in relationships.

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A new survey says 43% of Americans would leave their boo for $1 million. That’s not love — that’s Layaway Loyalty.
The poll, run by Gamblizard and StudyFinds, asked over 3,000 folks how far they’d go for the bag.
Turns out, money talks louder than “I do.”

32% admitted they stayed in relationships longer than they wanted — just to keep the bills paid.
23% said they couldn’t afford to leave. Not emotionally… financially.
Meanwhile, 28% said they’d get back with an ex if it meant financial security.
Yes, back with Tyrone… for that steady Wi-Fi and rent split.

Take the poll on the Majic Instagram page below.

Moral of the story? Some people out here ain’t in love — they’re in direct deposit relationships.

DAILY DILEMMA: Love or the Bag? 43% Chose The Bag was originally published on myhoustonmajic.com