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Quotes About Relationship

Don't ever phone if you can possibly come yourself. Don't ever leave if you can stay.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
She hated the beach, resented the places where she had played planet to Dick's sun.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
I can't describe to you how surprised I was to find out I loved her, old sport. I even hoped for a while that she'd throw me over, but she didn't, because she was in love with me too. She thought I knew a lot because I knew different things from her.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
It was all very purposeful and sad when Anthony told Gloria one night that he wanted, above all things, to be killed. But, as always, they were sorry for each other for the wrong things at the wrong time...
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
If you hated me, if you were covered with sores like a leper, if you ran away with another woman or starved me or beat me—how absurd this sounds—I'd still want you, I'd still love you. I KNOW, my darling.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
It was a marriage of love. He was sufficiently spoiled to be charming; she was ingenuous enough to be irresistible. Like two floating logs they met in a head-on rush, caught, and sped along together.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
They had never been closer in their month of love, nor communicated more profoundly one with another
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
temperamentally unfitted for romance
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
The feel of her head against his shoulder, of her familiar body, sent a shock of emotion over him. His arms holding her had a tendency to tighten around her.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
No podíamos vernos, sin embargo, nos hemos estado queriendo todo el tiempo.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
Téged is meglep? – Micsoda? – Hogy megint két ember vagyunk? Te nem szoktál erre gondolni? Hogy bárcsak egyek lennénk örökre, és aztán megint jön a csalódás, hogy mégiscsak kettÅ' az ember?
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
To this husband of hers she made the last concession of married life, which is more complete, more irrevocable, than the first—she listened to him. She told herself that the years had brought her tolerance—actually they had slain what measure she had ever possessed of moral courage. She
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
It's been very rare to have known you, very strange and wonderful.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
I've decided to give you up, she said. Dick started - had he said anything to imply that she possessed any part of him?
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
A woman should be able to kiss a man beautifully and romantically without any desire to be either his wife or his mistress. As
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
To this husband of hers she made the last concession of married life, which is more complete, more irrevocable, than the first—she listened to him. She told herself that the years had brought her tolerance—actually they had slain what measure she had ever possessed of moral courage.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
Gondold csak el, mennyire szeretsz most – suttogta Nicole. – Nem kérem, hogy mindig így szeress, csak azt akarom, hogy ezt sose felejtsd el. Valahol bennem mindig ott él majd az a személy, aki ma este vagyok.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
He was drafted early in the fall, and the examining doctor made no mention of low blood-pressure. It was all very purposeless and sad when Anthony told Gloria one night that he wanted, above all things, to be killed. But, as always, they were sorry for each other for the wrong things at the wrong times…. They
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
I want to marry Anthony, because husbands are so often 'husbands' and I must marry a lover.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
He was his wife's man and not his own.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
They made no love that day, but when he left her outside the sad door on the Zurichsee and she turned and looked at him he knew her problem was one they had together for good now.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
It was a tradition between them that they should never be too tired for anything, and they found it made the days better on the whole and put the evenings more in order.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
He saw Nicole in the garden. Presently he must encounter her and the prospect gave him a leaden feeling. Before her he must keep up a perfect front, now and tomorrow, next week and next year. All night in Paris he had held her in his arms while she slept light under the luminal; in the early morning he broke in upon her confusion before it could form, with words of tenderness and protection, and she slept again with his face against the warm scent of her hair.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
Dick's discovery that he was not in love with her, nor she with him, had added to rather than diminished his passion for her. Now that he knew he would not enter further into her life, she became the strange woman for him. He supposed many men meant no more than that when they said they were in love - not a wild submergence of soul, a dipping of all colors into an obscuring dye, such as his love for Nicole had been.
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald