<p>^I couldn’t agree more. I would much prefer a kind and exuberant personality to someone with little redeeming qualities beyond his good looks. All surface and no substance doesn’t cut it for me! Being able to sustain interesting conversations is important as well, and that means that two people should have a somewhat level intellectual and emotional depth. Perhaps it wasn’t the wealth or lack of wealth that turned these men and women away from each other, but rather, that economics merely forced these individuals to re-evaluate what they were looking for in a partner, and when they did, they found themselves unable to reconcile this income difference alongside the many more differences they may not have considered previously - maybe it was the straw that broke the camel’s back. Many people are hasty in forming relationships, and unfortunately only realize at the breaking point of the relationship that they were not at all a good match to begin with! A truly compatible relationship that is built to last can and must be able to withstand economic, social, and innumerable other inherent disparities.</p>