Children Quote by Monsignor Ronald Knox

“I want my kids to enjoy romance as part of the entirety of marriage, when it has been earned with commitment and hard work.”

— Amy E. Spiegel

“Marriage isn’t about romance. It’s about commitment through the drudgery of everyday life, when the moonlight and roses have turned to sick children and…

— Melinda Leigh

“Marriage is just a fancy word for adopting an overgrown male child who can not be handled by his parents any more.”

— Thabang Gideon Magaola

“As soon as we confront concrete marriages with other foreign images-such as well-being, happiness, a home for children-marriage appears to be senseless, withered, moribund,…

— Adolf Guggenbhuhl-Craig

“The advantage of being married a long time was that one could argue without the necessity of the other's actual, physical presence.”

— William Browning Spencer

“Marriage, I have always held, is a serious affair, to be entered into only after long deliberation and forethought, and suitability of tastes and…

— Agatha Christie

“I know from experience that those least capable of truly assessing any marriage are the children who come out of it. We style them…

— Anna Quindlen

“I am satisfied that a happy marriage is not so much a matter of romance as it is an anxious concern for the comfort…

— Gordon B. Hinckley

“Marriage is not comfortable and harmonious. Rather it is a place of individuation where a person rubs up against oneself and against the partner,…

— Anonymous

“Marriage is based on a more enduring kind of love.”

— Kate Atkinson

“My marriage to him was as willful an act as I have ever committed; I married him against all the evidence. I married him…

— Nora Ephron

“Marriage is the art of balancing the desires of each, within the hearts of both, and doing so without uneven sacrifice of either.”

— Renee Duvall