Perhaps in some cases. Human nature is weak. But of course, given a priest's training and self-discipline and understanding and sensitivity, one might expect his marriage to be idyllic. In my judgment, but wanting to be both sympathetic and realistic, many priests are no more exempt from an impossibly romantic concept of marriage than are many very young lay persons in love. Some expectations are rarely fulfilled, if not indeed, unfulfillable.
Some marriages are, indeed, wonderfully happy, bordering on the idyllic.
Make no mistake. We have some priests who are unhappy because they may not marry and continue to function as priests. I understand that and feel for them very sincerely. Their unhappiness is no reason either to condemn them or to abolish celibacy. I talk very sympathetically with them because I honestly feel their suffering.