SI LOS VALORES TIENEN UN PRECIO NO HAY VALORES
16 Jun 2026 · 0 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker argues that true values cannot be assigned a monetary price. Using a relationship scenario where a boyfriend tells his girlfriend not to join OnlyFans, he points out the inconsistency of claiming moral values while still being influenced by money. He asks whether anyone can hold a principle that would never change regardless of how much money is offered, and concludes that if values are priced, they cease to be genuine values. The tone is critical and sarcastic, positioning the boyfriend’s stance as a clever but ultimately hollow moral play.










