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Quotes About Relationships

Please remember that pleasing another is not the same as caring for another.
~ Debbie Ford
I'm not hugely experienced with relationships, but I am hugely experienced with myself - and more than anything I value my piece of mind. I don't like going to sleep with knots in my stomach, or ruining the present by worrying about the future. In a life that is pretty complicated, I like to keep my own head space as simple as possible.
~ Debbie Johnson
While it may not be a simple act, offering forgiveness not only has the power to heal relationships, it strengthens the well-being of those who give this life-changing gift.
~ Debbie Macomber
Parents love their children. We might not always approve of the things you do, we might not like your friends, and cringe at some of the choices you make, but that doesn't change our love.
~ Debbie Macomber
Grandmother," Ruth admonished. "I would not have a man who could not at least understand me." "And it looks like you might have finally fond one, heaven be praised." Ruth began to grow irritated. "Grandmother, I wish you would have more faith in me." "I do, dear; it's the men I worry about.
~ Debbie Viguié
love was thicker than blood.
~ Debbie Viguié
You've got to date a lot of Volkswagens before you get to your Porsche.
~ Debby Atkinson
You can die trying to get along with a disagreeable man," she said, and I put a star beside it when I wrote it down and then taped it to the rear-view mirror for the rest of the drive. She hadn't said "abusive," I noticed; she had said that just disagreeable could kill you.
~ Debby Bull
Winnicott, I think, would have enjoyed the observation made by novelist Fay Weldon: "The greatest advantage of not having children must be that you can go on believing you are a nice person. Once you have children, you understand how wars start." All relationships
~ Deborah Anna Luepnitz
What do you envy?" Liam gestured around the Airstream. "All this. You travel around the country , no roots, no ties, having all sorts of adventures and meeting new people. It must be nice not to constantly have folks tugging at you, expecting you to solve all their problems for them, knowing everything about you down to whether you wear boxers or briefs." Baba raised an eyebrow, and he flushed a little. "Briefs. But that's not my point.
~ Deborah Blake
ask your friends what they like.
~ Deborah Blake
My teenager is a bad influence on my dragon.
~ Deborah Blake
Every Mother contains her daughter in herself and every daughter her mother and every mother extends backwards into her mother and forwards into her daughter. —Carl Jung
~ Deborah Burns
I only think, if it is possible, that in families all should be made up again, for life is so very uncertain,
~ Deborah Cadbury
Ultimately, to promote attachment, a great deal of control has to be taken from children.
~ Deborah D. Gray
Children do push away in order to establish themselves as autonomous in this phase. However, typically they do not push far. They still want closeness, lap-sitting, singing games, and stories. They are continuing to learn more about their parents and themselves and are building relationships—not building a wall.
~ Deborah D. Gray
It's broadening. You meet people in your family you'd never happen to run into otherwise.
~ Deborah Eisenberg
Sure she wanted him to be someone else, or at least sort of someone else. Pretty much everyone wants everyone else to be at least sort of someone else, don't they?
~ Deborah Eisenberg
Then I made the cardinal mistake of showing and telling him and her how I felt. That pushed them closer together.
~ Deborah Fletcher Mello
I thought she liked you now. I've seen her kiss you and she says your name the special way she says Rina's and mine - like it tastes good.
~ Deborah Hale
But it takes a different kind of bravery to talk to the ones we love, ask forgiveness, and move on. Sometimes all we can do is take one step at a time.
~ Deborah Hopkinson
I will never stop grieving for my long-held wish for enduring love that does not reduce its major players to something less than they are.
~ Deborah Levy
She knew she never wanted children or to serve his breakfast or run his errands or pretend she was not intellectually engaged with the world to make herself more loveable to him.
~ Deborah Levy
Couples were always keen to return to the task of trying to destroy their lifelong partners while pretending to have their best interests at heart.
~ Deborah Levy