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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.47.6

10.47.6

अन्येष्वर्थकृता मैत्री यावदर्थविडम्बनम् । पुम्भि: स्‍त्रीषु कृता यद्वत् सुमन:स्विव षट्पदै: ॥ ६ ॥

anyeṣv artha-kṛtā maitrī yāvad-artha-viḍambanam pumbhiḥ strīṣu kṛtā yadvat sumanaḥsv iva ṣaṭpadaiḥ

anyeṣu
toward others
artha
for some motivation
kṛtā
manifested
maitrī
friendship
yāvat
for as long
artha
(as one is fulfilling his) motive
viḍambanam
pretense
pumbhiḥ
by men
strīṣu
for women
kṛtā
shown
yadvat
as much
sumanaḥsu
for flowers
iva
as
ṣaṭ-padaiḥ
by bees

The friendship shown toward others — those who are not family members — is motivated by personal interest, and thus it is a pretense that lasts only until one’s purpose is fulfilled. Such friendship is just like the interest men take in women, or bees in flowers.