- Gabi Silva: I think we're going to get bored of each other.
- Martin Hallock: That's okay. You know, bored is okay.
- Gabi Silva: We're going to resent each other, too.
- Martin Hallock: We'll remind each other why we're worth it.
- Gabi Silva: I will disappoint you.
- Martin Hallock: I will disappoint you.
- Gabi Silva: You promise?
- Martin Hallock: Yes.
- Martin Hallock: I don't know, Whatever will be will be.
- Paul: No man... See, for love to work, and for happiness to work, and if you wanna have a family some day, you have to actually pursue it. Don't leave it up to fate.
- Gabi Silva: Why you don't take me seriously?
- Larry Bejerano: Seriously?
- Gabi Silva: Yeah.
- Larry Bejerano: This entire relationship is based upon me *not* taking you seriously.
- Martin Hallock: Do you want other people?
- Gabi Silva: Sometimes, I miss flirting with other people. Do you?
- Martin Hallock: Part of me does, yeah.
- Gabi Silva: Which part of you doesn't?
- Martin Hallock: The part that's afraid I'll lose you.
- Gabi Silva: If you are honest with me, you will never loose me. Just have to be honest.
- Martin Hallock: Yeah, I'll will be always honest.
- Esther Perel: So the sacred cow of the romantic ideal is monogamy. And the idea itself that it could be negotiated means already is there something missing. The conversation about infidelity and the conversation about open relationships is not the same one. Because the essence of infidelity is secret. It's organized around a secret.
- Esther Perel: Uh, just so we are clear, I'm not recommending it, but that doesn't mean it's not valid. So, if you think of it as the thing that doesn't kill us but makes us stronger, then, yes. But I really want you to imagine it less as a destination and more as a layover