There are no guarantees as to what the future holds in this life as regards financial prosperity, so first of all I would say what looks to be guaranteed is likely not. Money and financial prosperity are transient and at the whim of investors, economic systems, governments, and speculation, so guarantees in that realm are nil.
Secondly, personally I believe that if it is indeed "love" that one feels for another, that it is not just a feeling, but a state of being--a sacred link to another person and to their spirit. I believe truly loving another is NOT transient, and that the heart is so bound up in this state of "being" with another, that it seems to me impossible to avoid that leaving it behind/sacrificing it for the illusion of security financially would break one's heart and damage the spirit, and that it would result in grief and lasting unhappiness, rather than a promising future for all involved. If financial destitution were threatening life and limb, I would exhaust all means to cure it outside of selling out my heart and soul and the heart and soul of the one I love.
I understand there are those who may feel differently, and to some this may appear idealistic, but this is how I see things on this question.
Secondly, personally I believe that if it is indeed "love" that one feels for another, that it is not just a feeling, but a state of being--a sacred link to another person and to their spirit. I believe truly loving another is NOT transient, and that the heart is so bound up in this state of "being" with another, that it seems to me impossible to avoid that leaving it behind/sacrificing it for the illusion of security financially would break one's heart and damage the spirit, and that it would result in grief and lasting unhappiness, rather than a promising future for all involved. If financial destitution were threatening life and limb, I would exhaust all means to cure it outside of selling out my heart and soul and the heart and soul of the one I love.
I understand there are those who may feel differently, and to some this may appear idealistic, but this is how I see things on this question.