Husband And Wife Quotes

“A wife who discomforts you with truth is better than a mistress who massages you with lies.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“Don't constantly make angry your wife. Once she throws you out of her heart, there is no appeal”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, Pearls Of Eternity

“Before marriage, man seeks woman, in marriage woman seeks man”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, The Great Pearl of Wisdom

“When we kissed for the second time, we didn't stop (couldn't).”
― Avijeet Das

“After a long time in laboratories, psychologists have discovered the holy grail of a happy marriage: I applied it and it didn't work”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, The Great Pearl of Wisdom

“Don't treat your husband the way he deserves, but as Christ expects.”
― Ngina Otiende, Blues to Bliss: Creating Your Happily-Ever-After In The Early Years

“It's all right to have expectations in marriage. Just remember to keep them at the feet of Jesus, not at the feet of your spouse”
― Ngina Otiende, Blues to Bliss: Creating Your Happily-Ever-After In The Early Years

“In marriage, God rarely starts with the issues on the table. He starts with the ones in our hearts”
― Ngina Otiende, Blues to Bliss: Creating Your Happily-Ever-After In The Early Years

“The virtues of your partner completes the goodness in you.”
― Christian Hunt, The Dawn of Grace

“If you marry for money, your bank account will be full, but your joy account empty.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“A kiss a day keeps your wife's wrath away.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“Thy eyes hold countless stars yet to be discovered.”
― Avijeet Das

“They say that you're not the same person once you get married on your wedding day. On your wedding night, however, you're definitely not feeling yourself anymore.”
― Stewart Stafford

“My wife does not need the whole country to play politics with. We are only the two of us at home but she plays the highest form of politics with me. That’s why I don't understand her ways. I think I need to do a bit of political science to understand her”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, Pearls Of Eternity

“Being a husband or a wife, is already a huge responsibility to shoulder, without adding in the expectations.”
― Norhafsah Hamid, Back to Basics [Trying to be Muslim]

“Husband and wife seems like a less interesting and committed relationship than Holden and Naomi”
― James S.A. Corey, Babylon’s Ashes

“I wonder how many women know how to be a man's peace. I know of only one.”
― A.K. Kuykendall

“Working for a husband and wife ran business is nearly as tricky as navigating a sailing ship while battling the forces of high wind and strong current. It is challenging to work for a husband wife team because they can offset each other’s virtues and magnify their vices.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“A husband is not a sex partner to his wife and a wife is not a sex worker to her husband, husband and wife are the life partners and coworkers of their family”
― Sir P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“The life of husband and wife may be rife with strife, causing pain like a knife piercing the soul.”
― Vincent Okay Nwachukwu, Weighty 'n' Worthy African Proverbs - Volume 1

“There would be problem between husband and wife, when the surrounds involve thousands of problems will be created for them.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“NAOMI, THE GODDESS OF OASIS

It was a cool evening when destiny called, Naomi. The call that will revive the hearts of the children of men. Destiny presented herself like a Rose. With thorns that makes the crown.

Destiny is beautiful.

An enigma of peace that ponder the hearts of men.
She adores herself with the blood of motherhood. Smiling in tears and with care she nurtures every soul.

She's nature's friend, the waters that pushes with the wind and moves in path with her lings.

Her nature is beauty and her songs nourishes the soul of men. Her light illuminates their Hope's and tears are wiped with her smiles.

Oh daughter of the great land of Ozoro, the pride of her mother land. The rainbow rose that illuminates the garden of doubts. May your voice sends peace to the wailing hearts.

May your day never grow dark on the mornings and may your evening be the time your waistline is with tiring and your love round about you.

Great daughter of the forest kingdom. Enigma of royalty. Pride of her love. Queen of the Desert Kingdom. Goddess of Oasis

Poem by Victor Vote to Atabeh Rezi.
©️2021 by VVF”
― Victor Vote

“She smiled and walked toward their little abode. Edward realized as he watched her sashay off through the tall grass that he’d say yes to almost anything his wife asked for. She captivated him, and he was thoroughly entrenched in love.”
― Jenny Knipfer, In a Grove of Maples

“Why does Edward never sign his letters with “I love you”? Instead, he scrolls his salutation out with the words “Your husband,” as if I need to be reminded of who he is. Perhaps I do, for I’ve forgotten what his presence feels like, what it means for him to be my husband. Husbandry signifies care and tending, but he is far away. I’ve not been tended to. I feel like I have been forgotten.”
― Jenny Knipfer, In a Grove of Maples

“The steam from the train curled around them, all-encompassing like the mist of early morning fog.
Edward gripped both of Beryl’s hands in his. “I’ll write.”
The promise fell heavy between them and rang dull. Edward knew his words wouldn’t make up for his absence. He wished for another way in which he could make the money they needed, but there simply was none. His gut wrenched, and guilt rose in his throat, choking him with uncertainty.”
― Jenny Knipfer, In a Grove of Maples

“Edward read through his words again before sealing them up in an envelope. There were other words he wanted to say, but he didn’t know how. How could he tell Beryl that he missed the color of her eyes at night, her laugh when he made a joke, and even her chiding? Those were things he couldn’t write in a letter. He didn’t consider himself a romantic, and Beryl had known that when she had married him. June seemed like such a long time back to Edward, much longer than six months ago.”
― Jenny Knipfer, In a Grove of Maples

“She leaned her head against his shoulder, hoping to remember his scent of freshly mown hay, bay rum, and hard work. He caressed the back of her neck.
“It won’t be long,” he comforted her.
They were empty words, which didn’t have a true, sure ring to them but sparked hope all the same.
“Take care of our little one,” he whispered in her ear.
Robin took a deep breath, steeling herself to be strong. She tipped up her head. “I will.”
Willis crushed a kiss to her lips. Robin didn’t care what any of them thought. The train whistle blew, and Willis released her. A chill breeze blew over the platform and made Robin tug her indigo-blue, wool sweater tighter around her expanding middle.”
― Jenny Knipfer, Under the Weeping Willow

“My toughest but most enjoyable commitment is husband.”
― Carlos Wallace

“My world is a less
scary place with you in it, baby. I will kiss you a thousand times every day
if that’s what it takes to keep you in love with me for the rest of our days.”
― Ella Maise

“I was married to my dreams, but my nightmares filled for divorce anyway.”
― Anthony T. Hincks