In this bustling and noisy world, people are often influenced by a voice: "Money seems to be a stepping stone to feelings." However, when we think about it quietly, we find that this notion is not entirely accurate.
First of all, feelings are not a simple material transaction. While money can provide us with material conveniences and enjoyment, it is no substitute for sincere emotion, deep communication, and mutual understanding. True affection is based on mutual respect, trust, and sacrifice, not money.
Second, we can't simply assume that certain specific groups are easier to find a partner. Everyone has their own unique charm and value, which not only depends on external conditions, but is also closely related to a person's inner quality, cultivation and attitude. No matter what profession or level of education, it is possible to find a partner who matches their hearts.
Furthermore, highly educated boys may face some challenges when finding affection, but that doesn't mean they don't have a chance to find true love. On the contrary, their knowledge, insight and horizons tend to be broader, which can open up more opportunities and possibilities for them. They can increase their chances of contact with the opposite sex by participating in various social activities and expanding their interests and hobbies, so as to find their own happiness.
In short, feelings are complex and diverse, and they depend not only on money or external conditions, but also on a person's inner qualities, values, and attitude towards feelings. We should abandon one-sided concepts, face our emotional life with a more open and inclusive attitude, and believe that everyone can find their own happiness and satisfaction.