If it weren’t for married men, we’d be out of business, dear.[in her brothel]
If I could explain the motives of women, I’d still be married.
I will give my husband nothing. Not even my hatred. Because that is what he merits.[to John]
I know that. That’s why I was getting married.[Monica Geller: You can’t live off your parents your whole life.]
I honestly don’t see what the big deal is. Stevie Wonder is married. Are you going to tell me that Stevie Wonder doesn’t love his wife just because he’s not sure what she looks like?
I can never remember, is rain lucky or unlucky?[Ada Brook]Well, there’s plenty of rain ahead in any marriage, so I don’t suppose it matters.[Agnes van Rhijn]
I am not quiet. It is simply that my husband is loud.[Princess Augusta: You surprise me. I always thought you were a quiet one.]
How many children do you have?[Agatha ‘Taggie’ O’Hara]Two. Three, counting my husband.[Lizzie Vereker]
Here we are, fighting. Fighting our way through the danger instead of running away from it. Isn’t that the whole point of marriage? To get through the hard times because we are together, not in spite of it?[to Oliver]
Her heart is no matter, as long as her hand remains free.
For some, red is actually the color of good fortune. Brides even wear it on their wedding day.[Xu Wenwu]Wedding day? I didn’t realize you meant to make my imprisonment a life sentence.[Hela]
For men marriage might be a political arrangement. For women it is like to be a death sentence.[to Daemon, in High Valyrian]
