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请简要解释以下段落中画线部分的知识点 如果说，结婚，是恋爱这场马拉松的终点，那么希望（18）裸婚，则是（19）柏拉图式爱情的起点，敢于选择的人是冒险家。这场爱情的接力因为没有钞票的介入变得纯洁许多，但也会因为一份过度的单纯而迷失在物欲横流的百慕大。我没有勇气选择裸婚，尽管我是理想主义者，只是生活的现实让我找不到太多不为钱挣扎的理由。但是我真的希望，在我身边正在发生的悄然的流行，更多的是在演绎金婚，而非中国式离婚。总而言之，裸婚在我看来，更像是一场爱的（20）乌托邦。
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