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Quotes About Relationships

Finally those you love are simply ... those you love.
~ Anne Rice
We are never entirely sure about each other's powers. It's all a game. I would no more have asked him how he got here, or in what manner, than I would ask a mortal man how precisely he made love to his wife.
~ Anne Rice
A silence fell between us. "I loved her, you know," I said. "I loved her." "Yes, I do know," he said, "and, you see, I did not. And so this doesn't matter to me very much. What matters much more is that I love you.
~ Anne Rice
even if you make them, they'll turn on you, rob you, betray you, and take off with someone else.
~ Anne Rice
In perfect understanding, it seemed, they looked at each other. Questions of failure, of haste, all the what if's of life, did not matter. The quiet in her was talking to the quiet in him.
~ Anne Rice
Who knows about another's love? The more you love the more you know the burnt out loss of love, the more you heed the silence of unknowing in the face of another's spiritual bondage.
~ Anne Rice
Don't ever think that two is enough," Benedict said. "Don't ever imagine it. And don't ever be crippled by believing that you cannot live without one other being, and only that being. You must have more than that to love, because loving, loving keeps us alive, loving is our best defense against time, and time is merciless. Time is a monster. Time devours everything.
~ Anne Rice
He stood in the doorway, holding the back of his own arms. And I knew what I felt. It was a monstrous intimacy with another being, an intimacy that made even the rapt moments of life seem dim and under control. Never, never in all my existance had I been threateened with an intimacy quite like this.
~ Anne Rice
In your love for one another, I heard the echo of Heaven.
~ Anne Rice
He got away with those affairs because he was never inattentive to Ellie. Some of the other guys around here should take a lesson from that. What women hate is when you turn cold to them. If you treat them like queens, they'll let you have a concubine or two outside the palace.
~ Anne Rice
I mean it's a concept born out of moral idiocy, this idea of love!
~ Anne Rice
There was never a mention, never a declaration or a decision. But the long hours of talking stopped. No more reading aloud, or music, or films. And after that there was simple physical affection, the two walking arm in arm, or Maharet at her reading with Mekare sitting motionless on a bench nearby.
~ Anne Rice
Ultimately they will all disappoint you.
~ Anne Rice
LOVE ALL, TRUST A FEW, DO WRONG TO NONE.
~ Anne Rice
And I thought, Yes, this is true of us, this is why we must love one another, because we are each an entire world.
~ Anne Rice
This is what love is, isn't it? It's not a thing for which you clear a certain space in your life. It takes over your life, and all else must be made to fit to it, or the result is endless grief or a willful numbness that results in the death of your spirit before your body.
~ Anne Rice
Alienation, a lack of trust either in happiness or in others.
~ Anne Rice
This is what love is, isn't it? It's not a thing for which you clear a certain space in your life. It takes over your life, and all else must be made to fit to it, or the result is endless grief or a willful numbness that results in the death of your spirit before your body. I have seen this truth in the eyes of Julie and Ramsey. And I see it in your eyes when I look at
~ Anne Rice
I hate you as much as I have ever loved you.
~ Anne Rice
It doesn't weaken us as women, as immortals, to follow our love, even if it leads to a man.
~ Anne Rice
One thing we can give each other is our history.
~ Anne Rice
I thought of how much I loved Louis, and had ever since I became Lestat's fledgling. I thought of how deeply I depended upon him, and what I would do for him. It was the love of Louis which had at times crippled Lestat, and enslaved Armand. Louis need have no consciousness of his own beauty, of his own obvious and natural charm.
~ Anne Rice
Her narrow oval face was so like his and yet so not. He had never been so divorced from feeling, never so abstract in his anger as she was now.
~ Anne Rice
We could not bear to live alone! We needed our little company! A wilderness of mortals surrounded us, groping, blind, preoccupied, and the brides and bridegrooms of death.
~ Anne Rice