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This reads as a joking, self-deprecating take on how hard it is to claim you understand another person fully, even after years of marriage. The line can be taken to mean that attention, conversation, and a little sweetness matter more than any grand theory, and it lands in a playful domestic setting where someone is trying, and failing, to sound authoritative about love.
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