The Marriage of True Minds

"The Marriage of True Minds" is a phrase from Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 that describes the ideal of a deep, unbreakable love. It suggests that true love involves a strong mental and emotional connection, built on mutual understanding and consistency, rather than external circumstances or fleeting feelings. This love remains steady and unwavering through challenges, much like a marriage of truly compatible minds. It emphasizes that authentic love is based on inner bonds and shared values, not superficial attractions or superficial changes over time.