Aesthetic Quote by Jill McCorkle
“I think that marriage vows should include an escape clause that says the contract is broken if one party ups and makes a big switch in religion or politics or aesthetic taste. I mean, these shifts just aren't fair, and we need an easier way out.”
About This Quote
Source Essay: Marriage and Modern Contracts, 2012
Marriage vows should allow exit when core values shift drastically.
In simple terms: Vows need an escape clause for big changes.
Key Takeaway
Include flexibility for evolving beliefs.
Themes
marriage
values
flexibility
commitment
Mood
thoughtful
pragmatic
Type
ethical
practical
When to use this quote
- divorce
- religious conversion
- political shift
- artistic change
Key Concepts
contract law
ethical norms
personal growth
Questions to Reflect On
- How would an escape clause affect trust?
- What values are non‑negotiable?
A Different Perspective
People may exploit loopholes; stability may suffer.
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