Quotes About Relationships

Bad things happened. The people closest to you surprised you in the most disappointing ways.

Being somebody's looking glass is not your job.

In the coming weeks, he would spend a lot of time trying to unpack that moment, not understanding himself how years of commitment and love and tolerance could just vanish. But they did.

Was that how every couple functioned after time? Seeing the contours of someone else's intelligence so much more easily than your own?

was probably mad at all of them. She wondered

Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney

they could move on, try to forge relationships with one another that weren't about that blasted inheritance. Walker

Sometimes, a gal just can't have too many men. Maya

Love, the only way I'd ever leave you…you'd have to tell me to leave. Cause otherwise, I'd count myself lucky to be at your side.

humans, ah, humans I get right every time." And her

Because I do love you, and I'd like to spend the rest of my life making you happy." Her

Well, one shouldn't smoke when he's drunk and one mustn't fall in love with a girl who isn't the right religion.

There's nothing more inspiring than the complexity and beauty of the human heart.

During the feminist revolution, the battle lines were again simple. It was easy to tell the enemy, he was the one with the penis. This is no longer strictly true. Some men are okay now. We're allowed to like them again. We still have to keep them in line, of course, but we no longer have to shoot them on sight.

One does not have to sleep with, or even touch, someone who has paid for your meal. All those obligations are hereby rendered null and void, and any man who doesn't think so needs a quick jab in the kidney.

Never judge someone by who he's in love with judge him by his friends. People fall in love with the most appalling people. Take a cool, appraising glance at his pals.

with her hormones and possibly even with

Men suck. - Not all men. Just the really good ones.

Love isn't only passion and joy. It's also sacrifice.

Most descriptions of Mimi that have appeared in print were based on interviews with her – she outlived John by eleven years. She loved to fuel the image of the stern but loving aunt who provided the secure backdrop to John's success. But that wasn't the Mimi I knew. She battered away at John's self-confidence and left him angry and hurt.

Although George was quieter than the others too, when it came to banter he could give as good as he got. Just when you thought he wasn't listening to one of John's wicked teases he'd shoot back a withering line that had everyone in stitches.

My feelings for John were very different from those I'd had for any other boy: more powerful, more exciting and totally unshakeable. And I sensed in John the same strong feelings. Perhaps each of us recognised and was drawn to a deep need in the other. But at the time I didn't analyse it. I simply felt certain that this was no passing fling. It was real love.

When Mo and Ringo parted in 1974 she had been so heartbroken that she got on a motorbike and drove it straight into a brick wall, badly injuring herself.

Many commentators on John's life have said that John would never have married me if I hadn't been pregnant. In the film Backbeat I was portrayed as a clingy, dim little girlfriend in a headscarf. Totally wrong, of course. Quite apart from anything else I never wore a headscarf.