Quotes About Affirmation

I loved you from that moment on," I say. "I loved you from that moment on," you agree.

I don't believe in fairy tales, but I believe in you

I notice you. Even when no one else does, I do. I will.

The minute I knew I was in love was the minute when there was no question about it. -The Escalator, A Love Story

A few years later, in the midst of a brief academic setback, she trained him to act as her emotional cheerleader. I'd call and hear him in the background, screaming, We love you, Lisa! and You can do it!

if often telling makes it true.

My affinity for fashion has always been there. When it comes to looking cool for the first day of school, I was always in it.

I'm an artist; affirmation is like catnip to me.

Just keep saying yes to everything - until you can afford to say no.

Don't be against things so much as for things.

My agent loves me.

I feel loved. That's more important to me than being an All-Star, honestly.

A grandparent can be simply affirming. A grandparent has been there, done that child-raising stuff, and has the wisdom of experience. And so in some ways, they're free to love without the anxiety of being the actual parents. They're free to give.

Everything is possible. Anything is possible at any time and at any time in life. That's such an affirmative kind of feeling.

People go into politics because they want the affirmation, and they want the applause.

I feel really proud of the work I did at Apple Music, and I don't take anything away from it that's negative at all.

People love to be appreciated.

You got to let the people know while they're here how much they're appreciated and how much you love them.

You're a good man, sister

Denial and affirmation are games which people play. There are people who deny that they are capable of denying, and who would insist that people do not insist.

In the counter-actualisation of the revolution that befalls us, the revolution that never comes and yet never ceases to pass is grasped as the untimely, virtual, intensive event; the affirmation of which renders us worthy of our fate.

But more than that, I felt - no, not beautiful. Even on such a romantic day as this I could not persuade myself of that. I knew that my jaw was too square, my legs too long, my hands too large. But I earnestly believed - and all the books agreed - that I would look beautiful to the man who loved me.

You are not what your parent, coach, teacher, grandparent, or the bully at school said you were or made you feel like.

You are not who others say you are. You are who I say you are.