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[Stibah]

Ladies and Gentlemen, first consider the following:
1. Shelly thought: love died when put under restraint and governed by law.
2. Bernard Shaw felt: marriage was un-willingly endured by men and passionately desired by women.
3. Romain Rolland wrote: "A married man is no more than half a man".
4. Kipling felt: Captain Gadsby of the Pink Hussars became a good husband but a mediocre officer after marriage.
5. Byron said: women were easier to die for than to live with.
6. La Rochefoucauld concluded: there were some good marriages, but no delightful ones.

Well modern ladies, you have noted how some of the giant of men spoke of the `minds' of men. What are your views on the issue????

And Gentlemen, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the underlying theme (marriage robs a romantic liaison of love)???

[Magik]

Originally posted by Stibah
Ladies and Gentlemen, first consider the following:
1. Shelly thought: love died when put under restraint and governed by law.
2. Bernard Shaw felt: marriage was un-willingly endured by men and passionately desired by women.
3. Romain Rolland wrote: "A married man is no more than half a man".
4. Kipling felt: Captain Gadsby of the Pink Hussars became a good husband but a mediocre officer after marriage.
5. Byron said: women were easier to die for than to live with.
6. La Rochefoucauld concluded: there were some good marriages, but no delightful ones.

Well modern ladies, you have noted how some of the giant of men spoke of the `minds' of men. What are your views on the issue????

And Gentlemen, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the underlying theme (marriage robs a romantic liaison of love)???

Maybe true but marriage shows the hardship a person will go through (hahah which is marriage) for his/her love.