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Quotes About Marriage

It is, of course, a money marriage, nothing more. I wouldn't want to enter into this kind of marriage. I wish to make my wife happy and not make my happiness through her.
~ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
In my house I'm the boss. My wife is just the decision maker.
~ Woody Allen
Two hundred and four if you count my marriage.
~ Woody Allen
Basically my wife was immature. I'd be at home in the bath and she'd come in and sink my boats.
~ Woody Allen
Basically my wife was immature. I'd be at home in the bath and she would come in and sink my boats.
~ Woody Allen
For the first year of marriage I had basically a bad attitude. I tended to place my wife underneath a pedestal
~ Woody Allen
Should I marry W. Not if she won't tell me the other letters in her name.
~ Woody Allen
There are three rings involved with marriage. The engagement ring, the wedding ring, and the suffering.
~ Woody Allen
he who marries a beautiful woman in hopes of being happy with her knows not but that even she herself may be the cause of all his uneasinesses;
~ Xenophon
Must not he also who has but little trust in others feel himself deprived of a very great blessing? For what society can be agreeable without mutual confidence, even between a man and a wife?
~ xenophon ii
Uma família sem sentimentos ou sentimentos sem uma família. As condições de vida obrigam os jovens a fazer do emprego e da habitação os principais pré-requisitos para o casamento. Seus pais, que viveram a turbulência das mudanças políticas, fizeram da segurança e da estabilidade os alicerces sobre os quais uma família deve ser construída.
~ Xinran
I wonder how she broke the news to her husband. I don't really know what they talk about when I'm not around. In fact, I don't really understand couples at all. They seem like some sort of inexplicable gaseous body to me—a shapeless, colorless, unintelligible thing, trapped in a laboratory beaker.
~ Y?ko Ogawa
Marriage and its entourage of possession and jealousy enslave the spirit.
~ yalom irvin d ii
Women and men should not marry, for love is like the seasons—it comes and goes.
~ Yang Erche Namu
Qué error fatal poner el amor en el centro del matrimonio, amor y matrimonio no tienen nada que ver, amor y familia no tienen nada que ver, los sentimientos entre un hombre y una mujer, dentro de ese dispositivo, solo pueden esfumarse.
~ Yasmina Reza
A date was soon set for the wedding. He and Marie were married on Saturday, August 31, 1940, at the Church of Our Lady of Refuge on East 196th Street in the Bronx. The nuptial mass was performed by the Reverend Jeremiah F. Nemecek, a Fordham football fan who idolized the Seven Blocks of Granite
~ David Maraniss
she had married Vince because he seemed solid, religious and faithful, unlike her father. She believed, as he did, in the sacredness and lifelong commitment of marriage. She told herself that she would have to adjust.
~ David Maraniss
learned late in life to obey my wife's commands without question, but even though I learned I only do it intermittently. I live in terror of her judgments but I rarely take the next step of following her instructions. In my consciousness my wife is a brooding, metaphysical omnipresence who has saved my life.
~ David Milch
twin factors that help explain the Jews' survival—antisemitism and assimilation—have also served as constraints on their growth. Over the course of millennia, Jews married into, converted to, and joined other groups, sometimes through coercion and sometimes not, to the point of disappearance.
~ David N. Myers
Well I can tell you now that married life is not a plateau, not at all. There are ravines and great jagged peaks and hidden crevasses that send the both of you scrabbling into darkness. Then there are dull, parched stretches that you feel will never end, and much of the journey is in fraught silence, and sometimes you can't see the other person at all, sometimes they drift off very far away from you, quite out of sight, and the journey is hard. It is just very, very, very hard.
~ David Nicholls
great deal of stress is placed on the importance of humour in the modern relationship. Everything will be all right, we are led to believe, as long as you can make each other laugh, rendering a successful marriage as, in effect, fifty years of improv. To someone who felt in need of fresh new material, as I did during that long, dehydrated night of the soul, this was a cause for concern. I had always enjoyed making Connie laugh, it was satisfying and reassuring because laughter, I suppose
~ David Nicholls
Clearly the key to having a long and successful marriage would be to have a non-lethal heart attack every three months or so
~ David Nicholls
But saying yes would feel like caving in, and Emma knew from novels that you should never cave in to marriage.
~ David Nicholls
Well I can tell you now that married life is not a plateau, not at all. There are ravines and great jagged peaks and hidden crevasses that send the both of you scrabbling into darkness. Then there are dull, parched stretches that you feel will never end, and much of the journey is in fraught silence, and sometimes you can't see the other person at all, sometimes they drift off very far away from you, quite out of sight, and the journey is hard. It is just very, very, very hard.
~ David Nicholls