Do atheists believe in the existence of friendship?

[KerimF]

If we exclude chemicals, the 'thing' that should exist in real friendship and may not exist in marriage, is the missing word here that you all know, but you insist not to say it to tease me

Let me correct your misunderstanding. Nobody is teasing you. We simply don't want to be spoonfed your bullshit. We want to spoonfeed it to ourselves even less. So if you aren't going to make a point kindly sod all the way off.

You surprised me really because from all what I said in this thread, you saw just my last 'two words' and you didn't even notice what I posted after them (). The latter means, in real life between friends (not necessarily very close friends) that I am kidding, otherwise I didn't need to add anything.
 
For instance, this misunderstanding happened with other members too. The problem is that I, being a totally independent man, likes to see every person I meet as being a possible good friend even if he likes sometimes to be somehow rude in his comments for his self-satisfaction. 
 
Perhaps I missed (or refuse to see) that, on the other side of the world, most people had no choice but to be dependent ones and have, therefore, no right to expect friendship with any stranger (mainly if his name is Kerim, worse if Abdul Karim  ) Anyway, I used thinking that, in general, atheists have more chance to be freer and more loving than theists are (including Christians). For instance, to most Christians loving others is commanded by God (commanded as in the army), while it is to an atheist a  personal matter related to his own free-will only.