In "I Use My Husband for Money," the narrator openly shares her motivation for marrying her husband, which is primarily financial stability. She views their relationship as a business arrangement rather than a romantic one, believing that love isn't essential for a successful marriage. Throughout the story, she reflects on the emotional distance this creates and contemplates the consequences if her husband were to discover her true intentions. Ultimately, the narrative explores themes of materialism and the complexities of relationships driven by financial motives, questioning the possibility of genuine connection in such arrangements.