Samuel TaylorSabrina: “But you don’t believe in marriage.” Linus: “Yes, I do. It’s why I’ve never married.
About This Quote
Linus is a man who has never been married and he doesn’t believe in marriage. He believes that marriage is a human construct and doesn’t know what it’s about. The concept of marriage does not make sense to him because it means committing yourself to someone for life. Linus doesn’t understand this and he finds it odd that people would want to spend their lives with each other.Linus wants to believe that love can exist without marriage and he finds it hard to believe that marriage is even possible.
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