Quote by Cynthia Nixon

I've always been wary of marriage.

I've always been wary of marriage.

Summary

This quote reflects the speaker's apprehension towards the institution of marriage. It suggests that they possess a cautious and skeptical mindset when it comes to the idea of committing to a lifelong partnership. The person may have their reasons such as witnessing failed marriages or experiencing personal doubts. Overall, this quote portrays a mindset where the speaker approaches the idea of marriage with caution and possibly a desire for more clarity or assurance before embracing it.

By Cynthia Nixon

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