Quote by Jeff Bridges

I love marriage.

I love marriage.

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This quote expresses a positive and affectionate sentiment towards the institution of marriage. The speaker shares a deep fondness and admiration for the concept and experience of being married. It implies a personal satisfaction and happiness that comes from being committed to another person in the sacred bond of marriage.

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