Quote by Albert Camus
To marry a woman who you love and who loves you is to lay a wager with her as to who will stop loving the other first

Summary
This quote suggests that being in a marriage with someone you deeply love and who reciprocates that love is similar to a playful bet. It implies that within the loving bond, there is a sense of competition in terms of expressing affection. The idea is that both partners are so committed and enamored with one another that they cannot fathom a scenario where either of them would cease to love the other. It portrays the strength and enduring nature of love within a marriage.
Topics
Marriage
By Albert Camus