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Marriage is too interesting an experiment to be tried only once.

Marriage is too interesting an experiment to be tried only o

Summary

This quote suggests that marriage is a fascinating and valuable experience that should not be limited to just one attempt. It implies that entering into a marital relationship offers unique learning opportunities, personal growth, and fulfillment that cannot be fully grasped or appreciated through a single union. Thus, it is suggesting that individuals should be open to the idea of entering into multiple marriages if necessary to continue exploring the complexity and richness of this institution.

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