
Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give

“So what’s the secret to staying together?” I asked her. “Be nice?” she offered. I laughed, but that may be it, the way a secret to losing weight is to eat less. Be nice. Don’t leave. That’s all.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
How terribly hard it is to accept that other people feel what we feel.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
There is the boredom of other people’s needs, their feelings, their annoying habit of being right. “You broke the bathroom faucet, but I know you’ll find some way to blame me for it,” Neal said, correctly. *
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
you’re doing something existential and theologically significant.”
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Remember this—how surprising and miraculous and startling grace feels.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
the more you can reflect and reach out and somehow touch what you think this person is saying or validate it, that’s where that magic happens. That’s where they believe that they are loved.”
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Each of us must live with a full measure of loneliness that is inescapable, and we must not destroy ourselves with our passion to escape this aloneness.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Marriage isn’t an achievement, the culmination of a love affair, but, rather, the announcement of an intention to live in a new way.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
I love you so much I will never be able to listen to that Taylor Swift song again without feeling sad because you thought it reminded me of another man.