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Mate selection is the process of choosing a suitable romantic partner from among many eligible options. Traditionally, mate selection involved filtering potential partners as either being in or out of one's eligible pool based on interactions. However, the success of a marriage comes not from finding the perfectly "right" person, but from one's ability to adjust to the real person they end up marrying.
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