Russell Simmons & Aussie Actress Sophie Monk

I guess its not hard to find love when you're worth hundreds of millions of dollars and responsible for starting the biggest musical movement in the last 50 years.
 
andrae09 said:
I guess its not hard to find love when you're worth hundreds of millions of dollars and responsible for starting the biggest musical movement in the last 50 years.
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LOL @ you assuming love figures anywhere in that equation Andrae! I have no doubt money may increase your options, but in those instances it sure isn't love that's on their mind. Money cannot buy love, but it can sure enough rent a warm body that'll screw you regularly, and for some people that's acceptable.
 
Espy said:
LOL @ you assuming love figures anywhere in that equation Andrae! I have no doubt money may increase your options, but in those instances it sure isn't love that's on their mind. Money cannot buy love, but it can sure enough rent a warm body that'll screw you regularly, and for some people that's acceptable.
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I was kidding when I wrote that babe. But I do think that money can buy a lovable situation. Human instinct drives us to find safety which is our primary directive and money provides that.
 
andrae09 said:
I was kidding when I wrote that babe. But I do think that money can buy a lovable situation. Human instinct drives us to find safety which is our primary directive and money provides that.
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Well sweetie you and I will just have to disagree on that. Money might be what attracts someone to you, but I don't think that's tied to love. Take a woman who marries a wealthy man, she was primarily attracted to the financial security but loves him nonetheless (supposedly)... fast forward a few years to a point where he loses all his wealth and is now barely above the poverty level, do you think her love is going to keep them together? I'd like to say 'hell yes it will because love conquers all', but in reality chances are she's going to dump him and start looking for a wealthy replacement. So I'm going to have to stick with money can't buy you love. Like I said it can rent you a whole lot, but once the money's gone, so are the perks.
 
Espy said:
Well sweetie you and I will just have to disagree on that. Money might be what attracts someone to you, but I don't think that's tied to love. Take a woman who marries a wealthy man, she was primarily attracted to the financial security but loves him nonetheless (supposedly)... fast forward a few years to a point where he loses all his wealth and is now barely above the poverty level, do you think her love is going to keep them together? I'd like to say 'hell yes it will because love conquers all', but in reality chances are she's going to dump him and start looking for a wealthy replacement. So I'm going to have to stick with money can't buy you love. Like I said it can rent you a whole lot, but once the money's gone, so are the perks.
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Normally people who are wealth never lose it but I see your point but like I said its not the money as much as it is security
 
andrae09 said:
Normally people who are wealth never lose it but I see your point but like I said its not the money as much as it is security
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Well I'm not interested in security, I provide my own, so I just really can't get behind that concept. In fact I just honestly can't even think in terms of needing security and trying to find that in someone else. That's just entirely too foreign for me to appreciate.
 
Where have you read they are dating? I don't see that. This was the rumor a year ago and it turned out they were "just friends".
 
Russell doesn't even have "girlfriends" anymore.

He just has friends. (w/ benefits)

Switch-and-swap as necessary.
 
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