Summary
This humorous quote suggests that men are often more actively pursue women in the stage before marriage, where their desires and efforts are more apparent. However, once married, the "y" in "yearning" becomes silent, implying that their pursuit or yearning for their partner diminishes. It playfully highlights the idea that the excitement or novelty may decrease, leading to a more settled relationship dynamic.
Topics
Marriage
By W. A. Clarke
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