What you don't catch a glimpse of on your wedding day- because how could you?- is that some days you will hate your spouse, that you will look at him and regret ever exhchanging a word with him, let alone a ring and bodily fluids.
In "How to Be Good" by Nick Hornby, the author presents a candid perspective on marriage that contrasts sharply with the idealized vision often seen during wedding ceremonies. He acknowledges that the joyous moments of a wedding day can obscure the reality of the relationship's challenges. The unexpected feelings of frustration and resentment that can emerge over time are often unconsidered during the excitement of the celebration.
The quote reflects the truth that love and commitment come with complexities that can lead to moments of regret and discontent. Hornby suggests that some days may bring intense feelings of dislike toward one's partner, revealing that the journey of marriage includes struggles that are rarely discussed in the context of romance. This honest exploration of relationships challenges us to recognize the everyday realities that exist alongside love.
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