I think people ideally want marriage to be that way, but economic concerns and other things force them to live together.

I know you don't want marriage or a house in the country.

He knew what Miranda wanted: marriage, a home of her own, and children.

She had wanted marriage, something he could not give her.

When he'd first met her, she'd said she never wanted marriage or kids.

Why do they want marriage to be more fragile than it is?

Everyone I've ever been serious about has wanted marriage and children, ultimately.

I wanted a career, marriage and a life before children.

She'd have you both, probably together, but she doesn't want marriage.

She wants to have a child, but does not want a husband or marriage.