Quotes About Relationships

Love is vast, rich, textured. If you limit yourself to only romantic love, you will never love well.

Funny thing about love, real love—it filled every soul with courage.

Marriage is work, Cora, I'm not going to lie. It's glorious some days and not so much on others.

Everyone, everything, needed love.

but leaving me out was like being kicked out of the family.

Rachel Hauck

Family is the most valuable thing on earth, though Lord knows I didn't live my life with that conviction. Remember that family isn't just blood kin but anyone who fits into your heart.

Remember that family isn't just blood kin but anyone who fits into your heart.

It sucks that we miss people like that. You think you've accepted that someone is out of your life, that you've grieved and it's over, and then bam. One little thing, and you feel like you've lost that person all over again.

Do you and Zach have trouble living together?' 'No. Must be a chick thing.' 'And you're sexist.' 'I'm sexy.

Great.My brother was an entertainer and I was a sleeping pill.

You said you thought the first guy you fell for would be the one.That's what you've been searching for.Like you think you'll meet him and a whole chorus of angels will sing and you'lle know he's it! But it doesn't always work like that.Actually, i don't think it ever works like that.Usually you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you stop getting warts.

But I'd learned the hard way that you can't tell by looking if a guy is destined to hurt you. From the outside, they all look nice.

I loved my parents and wanted to make them proud of me - but no longer at the cost of my own happiness.

You know people are going to think you like me if you hang around my locker." Pushing away from the locker, he swung his gaze back to me. "I do like you." Then he walked away as though the world still spun on its axis.

I wasn't usually one to toot my own horn, which could also explain the no-boyfriend-status of my life. If bright plumage was the key, I was closer to being a brown wren.

You've got Mac. When we went to get drinks at the concert, all he talked about was how cool you were. And Jason? The way he looks at you sometimes…if Mom ever sees that look, the guy will be sleeping in his car.

How do you get a boyfriend?" I asked. "If I knew that, I'd have one," Bird said.

The issue was: I wanted a boyfriend this summer, and to have a boyfriend, I needed to meet boys, and the Lonestar League was guys, guys, guys. Honesty time. I released a big sigh. "All right, so maybe I'd like to have a brother for the summer." Okay, not so honest. "A boyfriend is more like it," Tiffany said. I glared at her. "Any chance you could move off to college next week? Don't they have summer classes or something?

Before I could announce that I didn't need to warm up, she and Sam were trudging through the snow, heads bent toward each other, talking. Talking. Geeze, it seemed like every time I looked at them, they were talking. I'd never known my brother to work his jaw so much. He was more of a cut-a-wisecrack-and-run-for-cover kind of guy.

I leaned forward slightly. I'd recognize the pink coat with the furry collar and cuffs anywhere. "That's Allie," I said, stunned. "Looks like," Joe said, his voice contained no real surprise, and I wondered exactly what I'd missed out on yesterday. Because she was standing at the edge of the trees, and she wasn't alone. She was with Sam. Caught in a lip-lock that I thought might require the expertise of the mountain rescue team to break apart.

Thanks a lot, Allie." I grimaced not for the first time at the realization that he couldn't remember my name, then I decided I was definitely over the guy. "You're welcome, Bart." "Brad." "Kate." "Huh?" I wanted to laugh. "I'm Kate.

As a matter of fact, getting a date might not be doable either. I didn't want to think that I might be reduced to online dating. Yeah, right. Hook up with a serial killer, why don't you, Ash?

How do you know?" he asked. "You might really like me--" "I don't do boyfriends. Period. No, exclamation mark." "What are you afraid of?" I scoffed. "Nothing. Just following my mom's advice." "No one follows their mom's advice." "Well, I do. And I just felt like I should let you know. Because I totally overreacted.