Connie and Eduardo are getting married because, "it's time that we did so." They are moving into a tiny, no-charm apartment because "it's near our jobs, and is cheap." For their honeymoon, they visit a cousin in another town because "we would rather put the money toward mutual funds." This couple's love is best described by the term:

pragma

Explanation:

Pragma - a Greek word meaning "businesslike" from which the word pragmatic is delivered - is one of the secondary types of love as defined by John Alan Lee.

Pragma is a practical, convenient type of love, not necessarily connected to romantic love. It is a rational and realistic type of love that is oriented towards cooperation and practical life together.

This is the kind of love that happens between people who are willing to make compromises, who value more practicality than passion and adventure, and usually couples who work well together and have been in the relationship for a long time.

answer; (true);