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Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance
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"Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance"

- Jane Austen

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Jane Austen's quote suggests that joy in marital relationship is not something that can be prepared or managed. It refers luck and possibility. Marital relationship is a complex relationship that includes two individuals with various backgrounds, characters, and expectations. It is difficult to anticipate how two people will engage and how their relationship will establish. Even if 2 individuals are compatible and have similar worths, there are still lots of external factors that can impact the success of a marital relationship. These elements can include financial concerns, family characteristics, and external pressures. Eventually, it is difficult to ensure that a marriage will achieve success and pleased. Happiness in marital relationship refers chance and luck.

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Jane Austen This quote is written / told by Jane Austen between December 16, 1775 and July 28, 1817. She was a famous Writer from United Kingdom. The author also have 60 other quotes.

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