Quote by Diane Abbott

I wanted my marriage to work, but it didn't.

I wanted my marriage to work, but it didn't.

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This quote conveys a simple yet poignant sentiment. The speaker expresses their genuine desire and effort to make their marriage successful, all emphasizing their commitment and determination for it to work out. However, despite their best intentions, the outcome was not what they desired, implying that their efforts were unsuccessful or that external circumstances intervened. It hints at the disappointment and frustration felt by the individual, highlighting the unfortunate contrast between their intentions and the actual outcome of their marriage.

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