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Significant Other's Financial Status During The Victorian Era

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One shouldn't look into their significant other's financial status. It is more important to love than to be interested in their wealth. Love is the key to marriage, without it love is incomplete. Financial status shouldn't matter in marriage.
During the Victorian Era, marriage was important, but it was crucial who one was marrying. Social class was what men and woman looked for. One can marry someone who they didn't love as long as they had wealth. Heritage had to be passed on to both future and present generations.
Love shouldn't have to do with how much money one has. Marriage should depend on how much one loves that person. In the book by Oscar Wilde he quotes, "The very essence on romance is uncertainty," meaning that the nature of romance
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