More Women Choose Friends than Lover

Friend is one valuable thing in women's lives. Female friends often more supportive and helpful than the role of a lover. That's why one in three women prefer and trust a friend than a spouse.
Studies conducted cupcake maker 'Greens' to women aged between 18-65 years. The poll found that 15 percent of women secretly like to spend time with their friends than their spouses. One fifth of women agreed to make their friends can be themselves rather than their partner. While more than half of women (53 percent) consider a friend as a family.
One of four female friends think they're more funny than the spouse, while 35 percent said more women than laughing with friends while with a lover.
Bonds of friendship is the most perceived women. One in two women say they feel safer with friends than when with a partner. Nearly a third of respondents agreed feel more relaxed (72 percent) and 75 percent said they feel happier with friends.
As proof of trust to friends, one third of women telling secrets to their friends before telling it to the couple. While 35 percent of women reveal the secrets to friends but keep it secret from the couple.
According to the study, the average woman has five close friends, with nearly a third of them have a friend for more than half of their lifespan.
Even friends can influence a woman's decision. Around 61 percent of women said it would cancel plans with your spouse when your friends have an emergency. And, 15 percent of the women put a friend on a spouse or lover.
Psychotherapist Christine Webber commented, "Friendship woman with another woman is the backbone and source of support. Many women who have a close friend for longer than a romantic relationship."
"In fact, they are friends for life. A sense of humor, friendship and unconditional support of one are the things we need," he told