Quote by Oscar Wilde

In married life, three is company, and two is none.

In married life, three is company, and two is none.

Summary

This quote implies that in a successful marriage, the presence of a third person can hinder the closeness and connection between the two partners. It suggests that for a healthy relationship to thrive, it is essential for the couple to prioritize and invest in their bond, ensuring that outside influences or interference doesn't overshadow the intimacy they share. The quote emphasizes the need for exclusivity and dedication between the two individuals, highlighting the importance of nurturing their own relationship without distractions.

By Oscar Wilde

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