You do what you want and know is right. That is the only law.
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If Marilyn is in love with my husband it proves she has good taste, for I am in love with him too.
Interpretation
What this quote means
The quote humorously acknowledges a shared attraction, implying admiration in the context of love.
Simone Signoret's quote highlights the complexities of love through a playful acknowledgment of her husband's appeal. By suggesting that another woman sharing an interest in him indicates 'good taste,' she brings a light-heartedness to the notion of romantic competition, emphasizing that mutual attraction can be viewed positively rather than as a mere rivalry.
Themes
LoveHumorAdmirationRelationshipsAttraction
In practice
Example use cases
This quote can be shared at a wedding toast to celebrate the complexity of love.
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