English language Quote by Lesley Kagen

“...there are no sweeter words in the English language (or any other) than husband and wife.”

— Lanier Ivester

“Possibly the two saddest words in the English language: if only.”

— Sharon Bolton

“In marriage, we may learn to check our words, and to submerge those feelings and actions which will inevitably lead to strife, but we…

— Gaynor Arnold

“Nearly everyone I meet expresses deep sympathy about the fact that I have never married. Sometimes I wonder why.”

— Anna Quindlen

“Quite suddenly, with blinding insight, the secret of their blissful marriage was revealed to me. She couldn't speak a word of English and he…

— Jennifer Worth

“How can I ever be content married to anyone else but him? “Foolish, foolish girl.”

— Melanie Dickerson

“You hear more than enough of married people living together miserably.”

— Wilkie Collins

“We need to talk." she says. "The four most dreaded words in the history of marriage.”

— Andrew Pyper

“So much for vows. Words are wind,”

— George R.R. Martin

“Marriage breeds its own special brand of loneliness, and it’s far more cruel. You miss more, because you’ve known more.”

— Melanie Benjamin

“It was why marriages fell apart. It was why, if you valued your marriage, you kept a barricade around yourself and your feelings and…

— Liane Moriarty

“You can’t do it all alone. Marriage is about two people, not one.”

— Kristin Vayden