Love Quote by George Eliot

“If you had never known how good loving could be, you would not hate it so much with your husband.”

— Greg Keyes

“Husbands are annoying at times, but they are a habit which grows on one, and life is extraordinarily dull without them.”

— D.E. Stevenson

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

— Wilkie Collins

“One thing I know about husbands: They sure do like to be needed.”

— Michelle Stimpson

“I am a great husband because I am very afraid she may kill me.”

— Gillian Flynn

“Isn't it a pity we can't have two husbands? One to look at and one to talk to.”

— L.M. Montgomery

“Oh, but reasoning is so much worse than scolding!... I didn't marry to be reasoned with. If you meant to reason with such a…

— Charles Dickens

“I have degraded myself by ever thinking of him as my husband.”

— Wilkie Collins

“But she would have soon found out that you were absolutely indifferent to her. And when a woman finds that out about her husband,…

— Oscar Wilde

“I never married because I was too easily boref. It's an awful, self-defeating trait to have. It's much better to be too easily interested.”

— Rachel Cohn

“Personally, I’ve felt inexplicably happy seeing my husband treated affectionately and adoringly by another.”

— Victoria Vantoch

“I do use husbands a bit (in books). It's what writers of this kind do, actually. I am quite careful to try to keep…

— Fay Weldon