First of all, I didn't say that romantic motives didn't exist, but they weren't emphasized as much as other motives. My statement is true. Read any scientific book or paper on the subject and there is a 99% chance that it will confirm what I said.

The romanticism of love in marriage has indeed abstracted the pre-existing concept and now dominates the subject, so that the other aspects of marriage become less visible. Exactly my point: the romanticized view of marriage is a modern phenomenon.

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