People associated with higher income areas appear to be more acceptable for social interactions. Wealth is the state of being rich, prosperous and successful; having the opportunity to enjoy luxury means less monetary struggles, which links happiness to certain individuals. Prosperity and financial freedom can boost the way we interact with each other, compared to people who are oppressed by their financial responsibilities. Another example of money affecting the dynamics of intimate social interactions is financial stability and the success of a monogamous relationship. Before the monetary system, human beings associated natural characteristics with survival; which is the reason for intimate physical attraction. In today's society, survival depends on income. Money determines the quality of food, lifestyle, social status and provides necessary recourses for our offspring. Marx states in his essay: “All intimate emotional relationships between people are based on their individuality, while in rational relationships man is considered as a number, as an indifferent element in himself.” Personality and physical qualities are