“The sweet, lovely, wise, and humorous talk makes the life or marital life joyful and happy.”
― Ehsan Sehgal

“The biggest practical decisions for a man to make in his life are twofold: first, whom to marry, if anyone at all, and secondly, what work to do for a living. Marriage ties a man to the finite world of mortgages, overstuffed furniture, doctor bills, college savings plan for children, and the worries of how to support a wife once a man no longer feels capable of working every day. If a man chooses not to marry, his life probably will be less rich emotionally, but his occupational choice is less crucial since he can fritter about through life. In contrast, a man whom wishes to marry has a limited opportunity to pick an occupation, before he casts his future in concrete boots. Once a man marries, the possibility of changing careers grows remote. The importance of remaining at a dependable job to ensure financial support for his growing entourage will trump any unhappiness that he feels in his occupation.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Personal happiness and marital love can prove fleeting or it might be revivified after enduring terrible ordeals.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Dear friends, I was not able to online for the last days. Today is my last day in my marital life, and I am leaving the house where I have a terrible and painful experience since 1980. I do not know; I am free or have to face more pains and sorrows in my future life. Anyhow, I am very thankful my those friends who have assisted me in whatever shape. Now I have to move finally; I will be online later today from my new house. Let see how I feel there, the first time in my life after 34/35 years, alone in Europe.”
― Ehsan Sehgal

“Come to think of it, given a good time in bed, women turn blind to the faults of their men, how strange!”
― B.S. Murthy, Benign Flame: Saga of Love