Quote by David Copperfield

Marriage is like a formality for me.

Marriage is like a formality for me.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person views marriage from a practical and bureaucratic perspective rather than a deeply emotional or meaningful one. They may see it as a social convention or legal requirement rather than a symbol of love and commitment. It implies a lack of personal attachment or emotional investment in the institution of marriage.

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By David Copperfield

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