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“Without institutional obligations, the upkeep of friendships require must be very deliberate... However, the weakness of friendship is also the source of its immeasurable strength. Why do true friendships make us happier than spouses or children? Because they're always a deliberate choice, never an obligation... Someone does not cease to be your parent, boss, or spouse because you stop liking them. Friendship is more real because either person can walk away at any time. Its fragility proves its purity.”

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Eric Barker

Eric Barker, born on February 12, 1912, and passed away on June 1, 1990, was a distinguished actor with a rich career in both film and television. Known for his unique acting skills and versatile character portrayals, Barker became a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. more

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