What do you think about Willoughby’s choice to marry for money rather than love?

It wasn't very nice but Victorian society was based of money, family title, and reputation. Marrying for money was probably more common than marrying for "love". Willoughby is also a callous womanizer who left one woman in a dire predicament and who immediately begins to see other women after separating from Marianne. He must also rely on a good marriage to procure his fortune. Willoughby jilts Marianne in a most cruel manner with a callous letter, leaving her to wallow in the misery of rejection for much of the book. He remains rather a villain until he confesses to Elinor that he resents having married for money and was forced to write the letter at his future wife's dictation.