Theories of Friendship: The Analysis of Interpersonal Attraction
Published 1 January 1986
Daniel Perlman, Beverley Fehr
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Abstract
According to the popular song, "Love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage, you can't have one without the other." Literally, of course, this is not true; but, as the song implies, most people believe that love and marriage augment each other. Both are better together than either is separately.
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