2.2. Intimacy
Entities do not have the same relationship with all entities when distributed as described in Section 2.1. Granovetter (1973) shows that the attributes of the network and the personal position in the network affect each entity with respect to strong ties and weak ties. They are distinguished by the relational strength among entities that participate in society. Strong ties are investment activities involving resources such as time and money, and for entities that participate in the social relationship, they are considered important in maintaining the relationships between parents and children, or a married couple. Weak ties, in contrast, are small, restrictive, and less dedicated activities for them. In this paper,