Love Quote by Alain de Botton

“...it seemed marriage by its very design was meant to seek out love and destroy it.”

— Kelly O. McNees

“There are other unimportant things about us and our world, which are doubtless the actions of civilised species everywhere. We mate for life -…

— Terence Park

“To an outsider it seems a vital ingredient of many marriages that each partner should support the illusions of the other.”

— Julian Fellowes

“It is not saying too much; I know what I feel, and how averse are my inclinations to the bare thought of marriage. No…

— Charlotte Brontë

“They got married and, as humans do, began to drift apart.”

— Julie Kagawa

“A marriage is sensitive, fragile and crucial. Once you mess up with how you handle it, it will shatter”

— Diyar Harraz

“the vast edifice of expectation and commitment that a marriage would pile on her.”

— Marius Gabriel

“If only I had known that it takes a lot more than love to make a marriage work, then maybe our story would be…

— Mia Asher

“Weddings are great, but they mostly end up in marriages and that is the problem.”

— Radovan Kavický

“Don’t mistake good with easy. Sometimes the two are companions. Often they are polarized. Much like a grand marriage.”

— PeggySue Wells

“There is always a thought of marriage between a single female and a personable gentleman, if not in his mind, quite certainly in hers.”

— Georgette Heyer

“I'm the kind of person who marries enthusiastically if they marry at all.”

— Agatha Christie