With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the financial aspects of dating. Social media is buzzing with images of money bouquets, a creative trend that has sparked mixed reactions. Some florists have showcased bouquets crafted from Ksh. 1,500($12) in small notes, raising discussions about their significance.
Why is this trend so divisive? Perhaps because money often plays a central role in dating dynamics, influencing perceptions and expectations in relationships. What are your thoughts? Here are ours:
This will change how you think about dating. You have probably heard this statement “There is no romance without finance”. It is mostly used out of context during debates about hypergamy. Yet, finances can be a barrier to dating and marrying.
In recent times, dating has become costly due to several economic factors. The upsurge in job loss, the rising cost of living, inflation, and the devaluation of the Kenyan shilling have all contributed to this financial burden. Many individuals now find it challenging to afford romantic experiences, placing additional strain on their pockets.
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