Quotes by Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give

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All the couples therapy and communication seminars in the world won't save you if you aren't prepared to close your eyes — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
So what's the secret to staying together?" I asked her. "Be nice?" she offered. I laughed, but that may be it, the way a — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
I want to say that at various points in your marriage, may it last forever, you will look at this person and feel only r — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
...there is so much beauty in the trying, and in the failing, and in the trying again. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
The romantic fairy tales we grew up with -- where marriage is the happy ending rather than the opening scene -- are not — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
(Personally, I have avoided many fights by going to bed angry and waking up to realize that I'd just been tired.) — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
By staying married, we give something to ourselves and to others: hope. Hope that in steadfastly loving someone, we ours — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
...even good marriages sometimes involve flinging a remote control at the wall. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
People who don't marry miss both the pelting hardships of marriage and its warm rewards. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
As married people, we dwell on a spectrum between happy and unhappy, in love and out of love, and we move back and forth — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Failure is part of being human, and it is definitely part of being married. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
...that's part of what marriage means: sometimes hating this other person but staying together because you promised you — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Dating is poetry. Marriage is a novel. There are times, maybe years, that are all exposition. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Forsaking all others means going deep with one person -- exhaustingly deep. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Wherever you go, there you are. You would just have different problems. Are the problems you have now so bad that any ot — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
The boring parts don't last forever. In retrospect, they aren't even boring. — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
To love somebody is not just a strong feeling -- it is a decision, it is a judgment, it is a promise," writes psychologi — Ada Calhoun, Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give