Quotation by

J. B. Priestley

Marriage is like paying an endless visit in your worst clothes.

Marriage

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The quote suggests that marriage involves constant exposure to your partner in moments when you feel least polished or attractive. It implies a sense of ongoing familiarity and comfort, but also a lack of effort to impress or hide imperfections.

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