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“You're married, and suddenly you have your own family. There's a nice comfort in that. That part of your life is certain ... You've got your home in that other person.”

Persons Home Life Is Certain Marriage Nice Comfort Married

Author:Scarlett Johansson

“There is no substitute for the comfort supplied by the utterly taken-for-granted relationship.”

Happiness Marriage Taken Relationship Comfort Granted Substitutes Sibling Taken For Granted Love And Marriage Took For Granted

Book:A Severed Head

Source: A Severed Head

“How lacking in intuition men could be in persuading themselves that mending some stranger's socks, and attending to his comfort, could content a woman.”

Men Marriage Comfort Stranger Intuition Lacking Sock Attending Persuading Mending

Author:Daphne du Maurier

“The happy State of Matrimony is, undoubtedly, the surest and most lasting Foundation of Comfort and Love . . . the Cause of all good Order in the World, and what alone preserves it from the utmost Confusion.”

World Love States Order Causes Marriage Comfort And Love Foundation Confusion Preserves Lasting Matrimony Positive Marriage Lasting Marriage Healthy Marriage

Book:A Benjamin Franklin Reader

Source: A Benjamin Franklin Reader

“If you will make your first concern the comfort, the well-being, and the happiness of your companion, sublimating any personal concern to that loftier goal, you will be happy, and your marriage will go on through eternity”

Ifs Firsts Wells Goal Marriage Goes On Comfort Concern Eternity Well Being Companion

Author:Gordon B. Hinckley

“What gnashing is not a comfort, what gnawing of the worm is not a tickling, what torment is not a marriage bed to this damnation, to be secluded eternally, eternally, eternally from the sight of God?”

Marriage Comfort Bed Sight Torment Worms Damnation Secluded Tickling

Book:John Donne: The Major Works

Source: John Donne: The Major Works

“The wives who are not deserted, but who have to feed and clothe and comfort and scold and advise, are the true objects of commiseration; wives whose existence is given over to a ceaseless vigil of cantankerous affection.”

Given Existence Marriage Wife Objects Comfort Affection Advise Deserted

Book:Harbours of Memory

Source: Harbours of Memory

“The common impulse is not to sustain a marriage by finding satisfaction elsewhere, but to end the marriage and set up a new one which will provide the comfort lacking in the first.”

Firsts Ends Common Marriage Comfort Findings Satisfaction Impulse Elsewhere Lacking

Book:Man's World Woman's Place

Source: Man's World Woman's Place