Marriage Quote by Amélie Nothomb

“How could I ever have considered marrying him? One year as his wife, and I'd have become one of those abject, quaking women who…

— Mary Ann Shaffer

“Why are you marrying such a disgustingly perfect specimen of manhood?" "I have really terrible taste. I should find some kind of broken, insecure,…

— Alexis Hall

“Why is being an unmarried woman something that we should be ashamed of, as if we’ve failed? Men don’t feel this way. When they…

— Eileen Cook

“Oh, yes I am not ashamed of it. I would have everybody marry if they can do it properly; I do not like to…

— Jane Austen

“… you are so much better off as a single woman – unless – unless you are very fond of your husband …”

— Wilkie Collins

“Marriage is like a marathon, not a sprint.”

— Karen Budzinski

“mayhap if I played at being the kind and gentle husband long enough, it would become true. Master Piero once told us that we…

— Jacqueline Carey

“You shouldn't go into a marriage feeling inferior in any way.”

— Sophie Kinsella

“No married man is ever attractive except to his wife.”

— Oscar Wilde

“About every six to eight months, I run into a man who astounds me sexually, but between escapades, I'm celibate, which I don't think…

— Sue Grafton

“All husbands are boring... No woman with ounce of sense gets married to be entertained, she marries to be maintained.”

— Isabel Allende

“A married man is just a single man who couldn’t say no.”

— Colin Tegerdine