Marriage Quotes Quotes

“Then so be it. I’ll go where you go no matter how dark the path.”
― Cora Reilly, Bound by Honor

“You know marriage is like hunger. You yearn for it till you don’t get the food. Once the stomach is full, you don’t want more on your plate. But then hunger can subside only temporarily. It keeps coming back and that’s how exactly a happy married life keeps going on, with all ups and downs.”
― Shikha Kaul, Hidden Husband

“Living without you is like living in a cloudy winter. It's so gloomy, cold and bitter.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“A relationship is like a bird:
If you set it free, it will thrive.
If you put it in a cage, it will struggle to survive.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Don't let them cause you pain and turn your life into a disaster.
Break free, turn the page and start a new chapter.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Not every marital union is going to be a meaningful and fulfilling experience.
Most of marriages today are nothing more than poorly or well managed coexistence.”
― Tatjana Ostojic

“If you really love someone and want to build a successful relationship with them, be open with each other, be real to each other and give each other plenty of space, time apart and freedom.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“sex is not limited to a place like the bed. It can take place in the bathroom, the kitchen, the garden and even the shed.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“They have no right to cause you pain and make you suffer.
Don't let them control you and turn your life into a disaster.
If they do, break free, turn the page and start a new chapter.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Relationships break down not because of a partner’s fling and unfaithfulness, but rather because of the other partner’s overreaction and stubbornness.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“After 49 years of marriage, isn’t it amazing when you can look at your partner sound asleep next to you and still believe they have potential.”
― Kaylin McFarren

“An angel who makes you cry is better than a devil who makes you smile.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“A fulfilling long-term relationship is not accomplished by just finding the one. It is rather a co-operation between two passionate and highly motivated partners working together, figuring out every single situation holding hands. If there is trust at the root of the relationship, if the partners make an effort to keep it interesting, if difficulties are handled tactfully and if you can appreciate every single deed of your partner no matter how insignificant it is, the flames of love would never burn out and your love can truly live happily ever after.”
― Abhijit Naskar, The Art of Neuroscience in Everything

“Exposure to erotically inclined stimuli immediately activates parts of a male brain that are associated with sexual desire. Being attracted to other women, however, doesn’t mean men would betray the trust they are given and harm the partnership with the women they love.”
― Tatjana Ostojic

“If you love a rose, you have to love its thorns too.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“If you are waiting for the perfect spouse, you are waiting for the perfect disappointment.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“The purpose of a relationship is to reflect to all the others in the relationship what they need to understand to become more of themselves.

Everyone in a relationship is in a relationship for the purpose of helping the other people in the relationship, giving them opportunities to learn to be who they are more and more.”
― Bashar

“My heart beats with you,
Love runs red throughout my veins,
Making me alive

SA Node - Haiku”
― Eric Overby, Legacy

“Marriage is a marriage- love or arranged. Both require the same level of commitment.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“When we refuse to trust God's plan, we risk wandering in our own wilderness for far longer than necessary. The greatest obstacle to our promised land is often our own unbelief. God's best for us is not determined by our fears or doubts, but by His perfect wisdom and love. By choosing to believe and obey, we step into the abundance He has prepared for us. Yet, when we try to force our own way, we often end up further from our destination. Trusting God's timing and judgment is key to entering the fullness of His promise.”
― Shaila Touchton

“When we truly love God, reverence becomes the foundation of our relationship with Him. Fear of displeasing Him drives us to live a life that honors His name and respects His Word. A heart that loves God trembles at the thought of disobedience, knowing it hurts the One who gave everything for us. Reverence is not about dread, but about deep respect and awe for who God is. In loving obedience, we approach Him with humility and speak of Him with honor. When our love for God is pure, our desire is to please Him, and His approval is all that matters.”
― Shaila Touchton

“Then 1 Peter 3:1-6 is to wives who are married to husbands who are disobedient. Don’t resort to verbally instructing your husband which becomes a form of harassments to the husband. Then he blows up. Wives aren’t their husband’s Holy Spirit. Live out Christ in front of him. You will react to unjust suffering as Christ, who had no sin in His life, did in 1 Peter 2:22,23. Your soul must be anchored in Christ.

Treat your spouse as you would love another believer even if they are not a believer. This is what brings out Christlikeness in you. Cultivate a tender, compassion for him. Don’t allow him to drag you into despair. Pray for him instead. Be humble in all interactions with him. Don’t return evil for evil but even find ways to praise him. The world thinks this is foolishness and only fools do this. This is what Scripture tells us to do when we are undergoing unjust suffering. Serve Gods purpose that you may inherit a blessing. This is your mission field for the sake of Christ and for the sake of righteousness (1 Peter 3:9).”
― Shaila Touchton

“Hey, Sis! I know you want to be married and you’re tired of being single, but before you even think about marriage, above everything else, genuinely love yourself first. Your number one relationship goal should be with yourself first! Self-love sets the standard in how we allow others to treat us and how we treat ourselves. Before you make that commitment, I encourage you to commit to having a HEALTHY relationship with YOU. You can’t love your husband properly, if you don’t genuinely love YOU.”
― Stephanie Lahart

“Trauma can twist souls, turning pain into cruelty and aggression. Some people, instead of finding healing, become vessels for darkness, harboring legions of demons that fuel their rage. They seek to destroy others' happiness and peace, fueled by a deep-seated anger and entitlement. These wolves in sheep's clothing masquerade as innocent, but their true nature is cold-hearted and vengeful. When you walk away from their toxic grasp, they unleash their full fury upon you. Their malice knows no bounds, driven by a desire to annihilate your joy and serenity. In their darkness, they cannot bear the light of others' happiness.”
― Shaila Touchton

“True righteousness isn't just about outward actions, but about the heart's connection with God. Prayer is a reflection of humility, dependence, and a desire to align with God's will. Without prayer, one's actions, no matter how good they seem, can become empty and self-serving. A person who doesn't pray may claim righteousness, but it's not rooted in a deep, spiritual relationship with God. Prayerlessness can hide beneath a facade of goodness, but true righteousness is born out of a heart that communicates with God. Without prayer, one's character is incomplete, lacking the spiritual depth that comes from seeking God's guidance and wisdom.”
― Shaila Touchton

“Birbirlerine âşık evli bir çift olmaktan ziyade başarılı bir şirketi keyifle yönetir gibilerdi hep. Herkesin görev tanımı belliydi, özel günlerde yönetim kurulu olarak toplanıyorlardı. Bir mutsuzluğumuz yoktu ama mutlu da değildik sanki.”
― Gülsel Ceren Güneş, Önden Üç Bilet

“Relationships are sometimes irreparable,
No matter your will, they won’t mend at all.
When passion starts to dwindle,
And sweet dreams begin to fall —
Find your strength within,
Take back control.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“But marriages were mysterious and private things, even to the people in the marriages themselves. One spouse's perception of how the relationship was fairing could be drastically different from the other spouse's. In marriage, you were ultimately alone together”
― Tomi Obaro, Dele Weds Destiny

“Marriage is like prohibition: only the poor respect it.”
― Lawrence Saunders, The Columnist Murder

“In the counterintuitive way of our crucified king, sexual satisfaction is found in serving your spouse, not insisting on your own way.”
― Doug Hanna, Sex and Self-Forgetfulness: Honoring Each Other in Marriage