Quote by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

En helaas hebben huwelijken in het algemeen iets lomps. Ze bederven de tederste verhoudingen, en dat komt toch eigenlijk alleen door de botte zekerheid waarvan ten minste Ã©Ã©n partij profiteert. Alles is vanzelfsprekend en men lijkt de verbintenis alleen gesloten te hebben opdat beiden hun eigen gang kunnen gaan.

En helaas hebben huwelijken in het algemeen iets lomps. Ze b

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Deze quote suggereert dat huwelijken vaak iets ruws en ongevoeligs hebben. Ze kunnen de meest tedere relaties bederven, omdat ten minste Ã©Ã©n persoon profiteert van de vastberaden zekerheid die het huwelijk biedt. Alles wordt vanzelfsprekend en het lijkt alsof de verbintenis is aangegaan zodat beide individuen hun eigen weg kunnen gaan. Dit impliceert dat huwelijken soms meer draaien om onafhankelijkheid dan om echt partnerschap, wat kan leiden tot verlies van de oorspronkelijke tederheid in de relatie.

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