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Choose your wife as you wish your children to be.

Choose your wife as you wish your children to be.

Summary

This quote suggests that choosing one's life partner should be done with the same consideration and thoughtfulness as one would select a parent for their future children. It emphasizes the importance of selecting a partner who possesses qualities, values, and attributes that align with one's own ideals and aspirations, as their behavior and influence will shape the upbringing and development of any potential offspring. Ultimately, the quote highlights the significance of making a wise and deliberate choice when it comes to selecting a life partner.

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