Quotes About Relationships

The measure of love isn't how much you want someone. It's revealed in what you want for them.

The things that are the most necessary, the most critical to us, are the things we take most for granted. Air. Water. Love. If you have someone to love, you are lucky. If they love you back, you're blessed. And if you waste the time you have to love them, you're a fool.

If you love only those who give you happy news, you will never love those worthy of your trust.

We don't appreciate the things that come easy to us as much as we do the things we have to work for. I think that's true for love as well.

There are people whom we've never met in person yet feel closer to than those we brush up against in real life.

To avoid love because of the possibility of losing it is like poisoning ourselves to avoid being murdered. Tabula

Grief is the truest evidence of love. And we should always be grateful to have something to love, even if it means that we have to lose it.

They say love is blind, but it's not. Infatuation is blind. Emotional neediness is blind. Love sees the fault - it just sees beyond it as well.

We chain ourselves to those we don't forgive.

Love is full of pain and mistakes. That's what makes it interesting and that's why we explore relationships in literature. That whole 'love is never having to say you're sorry' crap is just that, crap. Love is learning how to say you're sorry.

He didn't understand that one person's love is better than a thousand people's approval.

The thing is, we use past relationships like maps to navigate new ones. But it doesn't work that way, because every human, every relationship is different. It's like trying to use a map of Las Vegas to get around Vermont. It won't work. That's why so many people get lost.

An invisible thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, and circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but it will never break.

It is better to be loved by one person who knows your soul than millions who don't even know your phone number.

So if she left you because you suck, she still did you a favor." "How is that?" "Because no one is happy living in a sick relationship, whether they're the weak link or the strong one. And if you're the weak link, this is your chance to learn that." "What are you, a marriage counselor?" "No. I'm a weak link.

If love is our reason, we may veer off course sometimes, but we'll never be lost

Ódio, ressentimento e raiva são parasitas que se alimentam do coração até que não haja nada para nutrir o amor." A Promessa.

We live in a world that's always making us work for love. It's cause and effect. That's the story of my childhood. If I can be good enough, maybe my mother will love me. "The problem is, somewhere along the way you figure out that you can't ever be good enough. It finally just got to be too much for me. You hit this point where you just want to scream, 'Love me for who I am or get out of my life.

The people in our lives are like cards in a deck. At different times we draw, hold, and discard, but, in the end, we don't really know the cards' value until life calls our hand.

I believe that the difference between Heaven and Hell is not so much the climate as the company.

I spent most of my life trying to earn my mother's love before I learned that love can't be earned. Earned love isn't love; it's an emotional wage, a paycheck for time served.

My parents haven't reached out to me once. They're religious but not godly.

They say love is blind, but it's not. Infatuation is blind. Emotional neediness is blind. Love sees the fault—it just sees beyond it as well. Kimberly Rossi's Diary

Love is like a rose: we fixate on the blossom, but it's the thorny stem that keeps it alive and aloft. In the end, if we have done it right, we value the stem far more than the blossom.