Quote by Oscar Wilde

Men marry because they are tired; women because they are curious. Both are disappointed.

Men marry because they are tired; women because they are cur

Summary

This quote suggests that men often enter into marriage because they are exhausted or worn out, possibly from their single lives or the pressures of society. On the other hand, women are portrayed as marrying out of curiosity or a desire to explore a new relationship. However, according to the quote, both genders end up disappointed by marriage, implying that the reality of married life does not meet their initial expectations. It hints at a cynical view of marriage, suggesting that it may not live up to the romantic ideals society often associates with it.

By Oscar Wilde

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