Quotes About Disappointment

It's tricky turning a book into a movie. Sometimes people love the book so much that no adaptation lives up to what they imagined. You can avoid that disappointment by never, ever reading books.

Although I love the taste of Nutrageous bars, I am nutraged at their new, high price.

They were so in love with the world, and so disappointed in every aspect of it.

Marriage is - among other things - a study in contradiction and disappointment, and inside that reality there is space for us to truly learn how to love.

There can be no deep disappointment where there in not deep love.

I haven't been very impressed lately.By people, or places, or the way someone said he loved me and then slowly changed his mind.

Sometimes you get everything you ever wanted, only it doesn't look like what you wanted anymore.

I think love without heartbreak is a myth. A pretty myth, but the kind of myth that ultimately makes us feel worse about ourselves because we're somehow not able to make it come true.

Uncommunicated expectations are the shame of relationships.

When you love somebody you justify negative sides of this person, but if you are disappointed in your love yo lose every chance to do it

He was being really cute and funny. Then he moved in close. I was terrified - I mean, I hardly know him, but it was also sort of exciting. Until we actually kissed. Kendra, he had dog breath.

Living in a mortal world involves pain.... Entropy presides here. Everything moves toward dissolution and death. But physical damage is the lesser problem. The damage to our hearts is far more difficult to repair. We experience loss, disappointments, failure, mistakes. People deliberately harm us. Other wounds are self-inflicted. with experience we learn that we cannot harm another without also harming ourselves. ~The Traveler

But that moment, the one that was supposed to be so special, had turned into an ache that would never heal.

How could she ever understand that there isn't any way could be disappointed since I no longer find anything worth looking forward to?

I had dreamed of something so different from what reality was now offering up, but that dream had been a blind man's vision. That dream was a miracle. The morning was fading. And I remembered yet again that I was a tourist here.

How could she ever understand that there isn't any way I could be disappointed since I no longer find anything worth looking forward to?

Oh come on, don't look that way. You have nothing to be ashamed of." "I'm not," she says, trying to act casual. "I just want to know if you're disappointed in me for admitting this." How could she ever understand that there isn't any way I could be disappointed since I no longer find anything worth looking forward to? "You don't know much about me, do you?" I ask teasingly.

Como Jean poderia compreender que nada pode me desapontar porque não acho nada digno de ser desejado?

How could she ever understand that there isn't any way I could be disappointed, since I no longer find anything worth looking forward to.

It was clear that this had not been my best term; it was clear that I was losing it.

How could she ever understand that there isn't any way I could be disappointed since I no longer found anything worth looking forward to?

This particular wish—the desire to remain a child forever—strikes me as a defining aspect in American life right now: a collective sentiment that imposes itself over the neutrality of facts and context. This narrative is about how we wish the world worked out in contrast to the disappointment that everyday life offers us, and it helps us to shield ourselves from not only the chaos of reality but also from our own personal failures.

There is a rule about surprises: Most of them are not good.

People often surprise me, but not usually in a good way.