Marriage Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“How many married couples who stay married until one of them dies can honestly say that they weren't terribly bored at times?”

— Holly Chamberlin

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

— Isabel Allende

“Perhaps boredom was an irrelevant concept for a life as monotonous as hers.”

— Naguib Mahfouz

“Most people, they’re trying to escape from boredom, but I’m trying to get into the thick of boredom. That’s why I’m not complaining when…

— Haruki Murakami

“That girl enjoyed everything that bored me and everything that I enjoyed bored her. We were the perfect mates: what kept us going was…

— Charles Bukowski

“Even after so many years of marriage, there were things she didn't know about her husband's life!”

— Farahad Zama

“That's what I didn't understand about her before: she wasn't boring. She was just bored.”

— Gemma Burgess

“No one had asked her to marry him, nor was there someone she wished to wed. Not that she did not enjoy the company…

— Janet Wallach

“It was like they were rubbing it in her face. They were lively, passionate and happy. She was bored, single and lonely.”

— India Lee

“She had agreed to marry him without realizing that marriage brought a kind a simple pleasure, a pleasure in the continued company of another…

— Robert Goolrick

“She had effaced herself, when he first knew her; she had made herself small, pretending there was less of her than there really was.…

— Henry James

“I think that the word bored does not get the attention it deserves. We speak of all sorts of terrible things that happen to…

— Erich Fromm