How far do men go to feel worthy of love?

Sometimes I wonder why men feel they don't deserve love without money.

Whenever I crave love, I ask myself, “How dare you want love when you have nothing to offer?”

A man without money can feel like he has no respect, no voice, and no right to ask for love. But once he becomes successful, people value him differently.

I understand why men chase financial stability. If a girl chooses to marry you, you want to give her a good life and make sure she never struggles because of you.

Maybe that's why men exhaust themselves—not just for money, but for the people they love.

But sometimes I wonder: Do we really need money to feel worthy of being loved?