Quote by Yogi Bhajan

No two people really know each other before marriage because it takes about seven years to know each other, another seven to understand each other, another seven to live with each other and another seven to enjoy each other.

No two people really know each other before marriage because

Summary

This quote suggests that truly knowing and understanding your partner takes time and commitment. It implies that it takes about seven years of being together before you can fully know each other, another seven years to understand each other on a deeper level, seven years to navigate the realities and challenges of daily life together, and ultimately another seven years to fully appreciate and enjoy each other's company. The quote emphasizes the importance of a long-term commitment and patience in developing a strong and fulfilling relationship.

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