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“Compromise is such a terrible way to look at marriage. Anything that requires compromise in my opinion has already failed. What if we could start looking at marriage through sensual eyes?”

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“It's very comfortable being married and knowing that I can à always return to her arms, meanwhile enjoying all the independence in the world. I fall in love with a Catalan scientist, with an Argentine woman who makes jewellery, and with a young woman who sings in the metro. The royalties from my lyrics keep rolling in and are enough for me to live com fortably without having to work and with plenty of time to do everything, even... write a book.”