Divorce Quote by Nora Ephron

“There was a lot to be said for the discipline of married life. It forced one to learn the art of compromise, and to…

— John Connolly

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

— D.E. Stevenson

“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

“In my day, husbands and wives showed each other a suitable level of indifference.”

— Ashlyn Macnamara

“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

“Yet early on in the marriage I found myself -- despite all my self-promises -- drifting into the role of wife: focusing on the…

— Erica Jong

“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

“This, she felt, was her fault. Her idea in the first place. Her house. Her honeymoon. Her – and this was the incalculable factor…

— Dorothy L. Sayers

“Husbands were to be avoided in the pre-thirty years. There was always time for marriage and children; was the common refrain. You couldn’t give…

— Kristin Hannah

“Among themselves, they had figured out how to go about marriage so as to accomplish the least damage. The husbands lived two hours away...”

— Charles Frazier

“When a study was made a few years ago on runaway wives, what do you think was discovered to be the main reason wives…

— Dale Carnegie

“the wife who could be contented with but one half of her husband’s affections, had never deserved to engage the slightest share of them.”

— Walter Scott