Quote by James Dye

Marriage used to be bondage and still is in some places. That's disconcerting.

Marriage used to be bondage and still is in some places. Tha

Summary

This quote highlights the historical perception of marriage as a form of enslavement or bondage, which continues to persist in certain regions. By referring to marriage as "disconcerting," it criticizes the fact that this negative perception still holds sway. The quote implies that the institution of marriage must be scrutinized and improved upon, ensuring that it no longer restricts or oppresses individuals. It challenges society to evolve and create a more equitable and fulfilling understanding of married life.

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