Actually, love is more scarce than money.

Many people say that once they have money, they can have any kind of partner they want. Under the premise of value exchange, that's fine.
But true love isn't loving you when you're shining, beautiful, or at the peak of your life. It's loving you even when you're lonely, in a slump, or looking disheveled. She still cares about you, not blaming you. She understands your difficulties, your hardships, and your feigned strength.
She wants to give you everything. She loves you simply because you are you, not because of the multiple halos you carry.
Love is often accompanied by a sense of guilt; genuine love fundamentally does not produce the thought of whether it’s worth it or not.
It can be said that very few people have truly experienced being loved, even if everyone has parents. You also clearly understand that parents need you to be excellent; the more excellent you are, the more they love you.