Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 10, Chapter 60, Text 45

SB 10.60.45

tvak-smasru-roma-nakha-kesa-pinaddham antar
 mamsasthi-rakta-krmi-vit-kapha-pitta-vatam
jivac-chavam bhajati kanta-matir vimudha
 ya te padabja-makarandam ajighrati stri
 
Translation: 
 
A woman who fails to relish the fragrance of the honey of Your lotus feet becomes totally befooled, and thus she accepts as her husband or lover a living corpse covered with skin, whiskers, nails, head-hair and body-hair and filled with flesh, bones, blood, parasites, feces, mucus, bile and air.
 
Purport: 
 
Here Lord Krsna’s chaste wife makes a quite unequivocal statement about material sense gratification based on the physical body. Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti comments as follows on this verse: On the authority of the statement sa vai patih syad akuto-bhayah svayam — “He indeed should become one’s husband who can remove all fear” — Sri Krsna is the real husband for all women at all times. Thus a woman who worships someone else as her husband simply worships a dead body.
 
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti comments further: Rukmini thus considered that although the sweetness of Lord Krsna’s lotus feet is well known, and although He possesses an eternal body full of knowledge and bliss, foolish women reject Him. An ordinary husband’s body is covered on the outside by skin and hair; otherwise, being filled with blood, feces, flesh, bile and so on, it would be overwhelmed with flies and other vermin attracted by its bad smell and other offensive qualities.
 
Those who have no practical experience of the beauty and purity of Krsna or of Krsna consciousness may be confused by such uncompromising denunciations of material, bodily gratification. But those who are enlightened in Krsna consciousness will be enlivened and enthused by such absolutely truthful statements.
Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 10, Chapter 60, Text 44
Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 10, Chapter 60, Text 46