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What Are the Long-Term Benefits of Strong Emotional Bonding?

Strong emotional bonding offers numerous long-term benefits, including:
Better mental health and reduced risk of psychological disorders.
Enhanced ability to form healthy relationships.
Improved academic and professional success.
Greater resilience and coping skills.
Higher levels of life satisfaction and well-being.

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