Choose TWO to the EXCLUSION of the others.
It’s cheating to say: “I choose Money because with money I could do a lot of good.”
That’s choosing Money and Service.
You can choose Money and Service, to be sure, but if you do,
you must EXCLUDE Love and Fame.
CHOOSE TWO. RENOUNCE THE OTHERS.
FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. AND SAY WHY.
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Counterintuitive Fall 2023 
I choose love because I want to have someone by my side during the highest and lowest times in my life. Having someone care about me can really benefit me and feel better mentally and physically. I also choose fame because I want to use my platform for good and make a difference in the world to others.
I love your answer, Rebel, but when you say you want to use your Fame to benefit the planet, you’re choosing Fame and Service. You can do that, but you’ll have to renounce Love. I know. It’s tough. Can’t have it all. 🙂
I believe if I had to choose two, I would pick Money, because personally that is a no brainer, it takes off a huge burden that is always so present now. The next I think would be love, because that brings happiness and I would want to be wealthy and happy. Personally I would love to see that for myself in the future.
I would love to see that for you, too, EricCartman.
I would choose love and money because love is a thing that is priceless and can rarely be replaced. Money is something that you would always need and its helpful to have some to live life comfortably. With these two choices seem the most important to me because it would be the only thing that would matter in my opinion.
This is usually the most popular combination, and I understand why, JReggie. I hope you manage both! 🙂
I would choose Money and service because I believe If I have a money to do good I wouldn’t’ve need the fame or love associated with it because if im helping people and I am well off myself thats all I need.
If you get your wish, Anonymous, I promise I will love you.
If I had to choose only two, I would choose money and service, because with money I can live comfortably, and with service and I can do good for the world and people around me.
That’s a beautiful (and selfless) answer, ColdIce. Impressive.
I choose love and service. I choose those two because I want to love my family and service so that we have all of these services to use in our life. I don’t have a problem working for money. But I want access to love and services to keep me and my family happy and less stressed out.
I think we disagree on what Service means, Puffer.
I would choose love and money. Though not necessary for a good life money would allow me to live comfortably. Love is also something so beautiful that I think everyone should experience and I would want that for my life.
This is usually the most popular choice, Pinky, and I understand why. I certainly hope you can achieve both. 🙂
I choose love and money. I choose love because if you have no love in your life whether that’s from family, significant others, pets, etc., you most likely will be more depressed. I choose money because I believe that money does in fact buy happiness. Whenever I don’t have money I’m usually bored and miserable so that’s why I also choose money.
You might be dangerous if you were bored and miserable, HDT. We all hope you’ll have money. 🙂
I choose love and money. I chose love because there is no better feeling than having someone by your side who supports, cherishes, values, and adores you. With the money I chose it as my second because it takes the burden off with everyday bills even more money brings more problems. Plus with money, you can be financially free and buy things that are desired.
Always a popular choice of options, HotGirl. I hope it was a worthwhile exercise to be compelled to choose. 🙂
I believe I would choose love and service. I feel that love would give me happiness and that service would let me help others in the world. With no love you would be left lonely and not feel happy all the time and I think money can only give a certain amount of happiness before it gets boring.
Well, Thad, start looking for a partner who’s also devoted to service. 🙂 I wish you both a lifetime of fulfillment.
I would choose love and money if I had to choose two. I would choose love so I can be happy and having a loving spouse and family. I would choose money so I can live a comfortable life and I would not have to worry about ever providing food for my family.
Yes, families are better with food. 🙂 I hope you find both.
My first choice would be money. With money, I would be able to live comfortably and give myself flexibility to live how I want to. I could focus on passions rather than career. I second choice would be service. This choice would be by default because I’m not interested in fame, and picking love feels like its cheating. If you’re somehow guaranteed love, then it would feel fake to me and it would ruin what makes it so special, which is that fact that it isn’t guaranteed to us.
There’s something extra lovable about taking a chance on love. 🙂
I would choose money and love. I chose money because I wouldn’t have to worry about how to live my life, especially in this economy. I chose love because have a family and significant other would give me people to fall back on in life.
Don’t forget, your family will be falling back on you, too, Gingerbreadman. 🙂
I would choose love and money out of the four choices. I choose love because I want to get married and have children one day after finding someone to do this with. Life would be lonely without someone to share it with. I would choose money because it goes hand in hand with having children because they are a huge expense. Being able to provide for a child is most important to give them a fulfilling life, so money is necessary to be able to do this.
Totally reasonable and nicely expressed, BlogUser. 🙂
I would choose love and money. I choose love because I believe love determines every aspect of our lives in every way possible. Self love teaches us what we deserve, being loved is something not everyone gets to experience therefore its special. Love makes you happy. I choose money because money can be used to support yourself and the family you will end up having. Less money will cause stress.
For my money, anyone who cherishes love more than money deserves both, StoneHarbor. 🙂
I would choose service and love. I found that love is an important aspect that I would want to have in my life. Having love in my life, I believe will keep me happy and enjoy life with someone by my side. I would choose service because I already like helping others. By being a service to others who may need help, I find that it makes the world a better place. For instance, I volunteer for a first aid squad in LBI and yes, I do enjoy working with EMTs and Paramedics, but I also like being able to help the community and keep it safe.
That’s just beautiful, YoungThug. 🙂
I would choose love and money. I feel the main purpose of life is creating connections with other humans and being able to support each other. The feeling of love is remarkable. I would also pick money although it is selfish. It would help me and my family and help me look at my bank account balance without cringing every time.
I’ve never met a person who wasn’t a little bit selfish, Tony. Nothing to be ashamed of. How you gonna stay alive to help others if you don’t put yourself first? 🙂
Choosing love and money, and excluding service and fame would be my life choice. The choice of love and money exceeds due to the importance of feeling loved and the creation of positive feelings within the mind. Money is the second choice due to having that sense of stability within a unit, and would allow for more opportunities.
I agree it’s easier to maintain positive feelings when we’re stable. 🙂
I choose love and money. I choose love because, it’s shown in many ways from family, significant others, pets, etc., you most likely have a loveless life if you didn’t have anything to love you. But I also choose money cause it can buy me stuff for people I love or help pay bills, college loans, etc. Even if I don’t have money I still find a way to earn it for myself and my family.
I never specified what Love means as a choice, Ladybug. I like that your explanation spells out it’s having others love you (not necessarily you loving others). I’m not trying to paint you into a corner, just having a conversation because so many chose Love and Money. If you care to comment, what would it be like to love but for that love to not be returned? Would that satisfy anyone who had renounced Fame and Service to achieve Love?
I would choose Love and money. I choose money because you need it for everything in today’s world. Money also brings happiness because when you can buy things that you want it makes you more happy. I picked Love because I feel like it is a major part of life and if you didn’t have love you would be more depressed and unwell. Love comes in many different ways it can come from another person or an animal or a family member and many more.
I don’t doubt your sincerity, Propel, but I get the impression you’ve read through the scroll of answers before crafting your own. I wish I had caught you unprepared. And, of course, I wish you both Love and Money. 🙂
I choose love and money because this are kind of the basics of the life, so money is to support yourself, your family and it let you know all the service you need to live a good life and love because always you need to love someone in, your life to continue with someone and have always supported from someone and feel that always someone is here to help you.
I choose love and money. I chose these two because money is important in being stable and living comfortably in this economy. I choose love because having family, friends, and a soul partner to surround yourself with will benefit you in more positive ways than any fame could.