Cliche #1: Money can't buy...
@gnatsmom (2575)
September 24, 2017 9:35pm CST
We have all heard the cliche' "money can't buy happiness". I understand the point being made with this statement. We are to value people over things, and I do; I really do. However, I disagree with the cliche'. It takes money to survive. I promise; I am much happier when I have money to buy groceries, buy gas for my vehicle, and pay my bills, than when I can't pay the light bill or buy food to feed my family.
What are some other cliches' in which the meaning is meant for good, but are not exactly true?
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@sprite1950 (30461)
• Corsham, England
25 Sep 17
I know I would be much happier if I had a lot of money, in fact I wold be ecstatic! 
. There are plenty of cliches that aren't exactly true. How about 'What doesn't kill you makes you stronger'. Ridiculous, tell someone who has survived an illness but become bedridden that! How about 'Cheats never prosper' .. I bet there are some that do!
. There are plenty of cliches that aren't exactly true. How about 'What doesn't kill you makes you stronger'. Ridiculous, tell someone who has survived an illness but become bedridden that! How about 'Cheats never prosper' .. I bet there are some that do!
