Quote by Clive Owen

I couldn't bear a marriage in which one partner hinges on the other.

I couldn't bear a marriage in which one partner hinges on th

Summary

This quote expresses the sentiment that the speaker cannot tolerate a marriage where one partner is completely dependent on the other. It suggests a desire for both individuals in the relationship to have a sense of autonomy and independence. The implication is that a healthy and fulfilling marriage should involve the equal contribution and support of both partners, rather than placing one person in a subordinate or reliant position.

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