there are no noble intentions they just aren't inherently selfish. or at least not in a sense where there's a matter of control. like love is the key component to how a marriage thrives and the emotion itself is almost unilaterally tethered to your feelings
of another person. Marriage is the contract that makes that basic instinctual manageable in society. it's something you do for the betterment of yourself and potentially your partner. like it's an agreement. but when you marry purely for yourself and have zero connection to other person you have mitigated the entire purpose of the contract. it is entirely selfish because you literally don't value the other person beyond your own desire. with a regular, monogamous relationship you value the other person and their emotions.
and here you are absolving her and justifying her intentions purely based on the premise given in this thread. like, reverse shit. take her mindset and put in a decent, loving, and well-to-do somali man who is one hundred percent willing to take care of her. would her mindset suddenly shift to being negative as she takes advantage of a decent human being? because if so then that makes morality tethered to specific scenarios. it means specific intentions are absolved purely because someone else in the equation is a shittier person. and that's...kinda lowkey fucked up.
stop being stubborn