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Quotes About Commitment

This was love. Love showed up. Love stayed. Love sacrificed.
~ Susan May Warren
How she loved a man who would fit his life around the seasoning needs of a fish.
~ Susan May Warren
I will always come for you. No matter what. I. Choose. You.
~ Susan May Warren
It's not about how you feel. It's about what you do.
~ Susan May Warren
Never go to war without God, Riley. Only when you belong completely to him can he truly use you.
~ Susan May Warren
But I've long believed that marriage isn't just for our joy, but to make us stronger, better people. To change us into the people God wants us to be. And we do that through better . . . and worse.
~ Susan May Warren
Nothing worth having comes without a price.
~ Susan May Warren
Who said marriage and intimacy—the way God wants them to be, a depiction of His intimate love for us—would be easy? Marriage is not a conditional act. It's loving no matter what. It's how we're supposed to be with God—trusting Him with all our fragile parts.
~ Susan May Warren
She knew right then...she too knew real love. that kid of love that forgave again and kept showing up, loving her when she didn't have the courage to love back. Love pursued. Love forgave. Love believed. Love sacrificed.~ Jess (pg 287)
~ Susan May Warren
That's what love does right? Shows up and sticks around, even for the hard stuff. Keeps its promises~ Sam to Pete (pg 322)
~ Susan May Warren
You show up. You wait. You give. You sacrifice. You love anyway.
~ Susan May Warren
He took a deep breath, glanced at the mountains, then looked at Dean again. Alex: It doesn't matter if you think you're made to have kids, or not, marriage or not. If you've found someone who makes you want all those things, then you don't let the chance go by. (Chapter 14)
~ susan meier
Papa said marriage is not kept by affection but by a pledge. Affection does not beget the pledge; the pledge begets the affection. When you share a life and a home and a bed with someone, you become soul mates as surely as cream and effort produce butter....And so I began to imagine my life with James Luddy. I imagined being butter.
~ Susan Meissner
With all great loves there is first a great struggle
~ Susan Meissner
I don't think love is something you can start and stop by choosing. Our hearts tell us who we will love, noth teh other way
~ Susan Meissner
The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting—it has been found difficult and left untried." G.K. CHESTERTON What's Wrong with the World
~ Susan Meissner
Quoting Althea Warren, librarians should "read as a drunkard drinks, or as a bird sings or a cat sleeps or a dog responds to an invitation to go walking, not from conscience or training, but because they'd rather do it than anything else in the world.
~ Susan Orlean
As she said in a speech to a library association in 1935, librarians should "read as a drunkard drinks or as a bird sings or a cat sleeps or a dog responds to an invitation to go walking, not from conscience or training, but because they'd rather do it than anything else in the world.
~ Susan Orlean
You have to simply love writing, and you have to remind yourself often that you love it.
~ Susan Orlean
Four out of the five Nobel Prize laureates in Physics and Chemistry that year were from countries other than the United States. Americans were terrified that the country was falling behind in math and science, so nationwide there was a renewed commitment to education, especially in those fields.
~ Susan Orlean
librarians should "read as a drunkard drinks or as a bird sings or a cat sleeps or a dog responds to an invitation to go walking, not from conscience or training, but because they'd rather do it than anything else in the world.
~ Susan Orlean
I suppose I do have one embarrassing passion- I want to know what it feels like to care about something passionately.
~ Susan Orlean
People who have been single for a long time tend to be independent. That's not necessarily bad, but you need to remember you're half of a team now.
~ Susan Page Davis
Instead of making it safe, love—whether for all beings or for one—actually breaks your heart. Being loved is uncomfortable; and the more I love, the more uncomfortable it is. In the end, I'm still not quite sure what I've vowed to do either as a wife or a bodhisattva, except to break my own heart, over and over. And to see what happens next.
~ Susan Piver