"Don't marry a man to reform him - that's what reform schools are for"
- Mae West
About this Quote
This quote by Mae West is an amusing yet wise tip to ladies not to try and alter a male they are considering marrying. It indicates that if a man requires to be reformed, it is not the task of the lady to do it. Rather, it is the job of reform schools to assist males progress individuals. This quote is a reminder to ladies to be familiar with the kind of male they are weding and to not anticipate to be able to alter him. It is likewise a pointer to women to be aware of their own worth and not to settle for a man who is not right for them. Ultimately, this quote is a suggestion to ladies to be sensible and to select a partner who is currently the kind of person they want to be with.
This quote is written / told by Mae West between August 17, 1893 and November 22, 1980. She was a famous Actress from USA.
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