Marriage Quote by Jane Austen

“if two people think and say the same thing about everything, then one of them is not necessary.”

— Ben Carson

“We may talk lightly but never carelessly. We keep at bay the flow of common, ignorant thought which runs its damaging course through the…

— Donna Goddard

“Hopefully, someday we will both realize that despite our sharp differences, you and I have more in common than we think.”

— Ray Bourhis

“And on the way, we'll have plenty of time to talk or not talk about whatever's on your mind”

— Justin Somper

“Well, sometimes we don’t have any choice in how we’re talked about.”

— Brad Dennison

“If we just had some time to ourselves, we could talk to each other the way we used to. Maybe about nothing in particular…

— A. Manette Ansay

“I think it is something else. I think we were given a starting point, but nothing more. The future remains undecided. Things may change…

— Terry Brooks

“not about what other people think, will think, or might think.”

— E.N. Joy

“we talk about what else there might be to do, but being together solves most of it,”

— Charles Bukowski

“We've got to be as clear-headed about human beings as possible, because we are still each other's only hope.”

— James Baldwin

“It's not important that we agree with each other, only that we understand each other.”

— Raquel Cook

“Maybe what we say to each other is not so important after all, but just that we are alive together, and present for each…

— Anne Lamott