Quotes tagged ‘crushes’

(95 total)

“Sexy white men will always be forgiven. They don’t even have to apologize.”

“Fifteen years after that memorable day in kindergarten, I danced with Kristin at her wedding.”

“It’s always good to make a man sweat things out.”

“I relish the feeling of her breath on my neck each time she collapses against me after the humans we’ve come to love outrun the groaning zombies.”

— Raina K. Puels, gay.medium.com

“It's just, he liked me, and I didn't want him to stop liking me, so... I just went with it.”

— Craig DiGregorio, Annie, Aidy Bryant, imdb.com

“She is waiting for me. Not to make a move or make up my mind or anything like that. She’s waiting for me to heal.”

— Ella Dawson, brosandprose.substack.com

“Yes, you’ve got a thrilling new infatuation, but what is your partner gaining by learning about this? Nothing, beyond a newfound sense of doubt in their partner’s commitment.”

— Sophia Benoit, gq.com

“I loved a girl who loved Dan Fogelberg. We hurt each other in the way that leaves scars and tattoos. We tried to be friends a couple of times but that got messy. Messy in the way of the 5th of July or New Year’s Day. Messy in the way of old growth and wild fire.”

— Erin Cork , memoirmixtapes.com

“What I’m talking about when I talk about One Direction is the experience of joy, the kind of joy you can only get from a thing outside you and independent of you, the kind of joy that threatens to dismantle all the safeguards you’ve erected against vulnerability.”

— Meghan Nesmith, manrepeller.com

“The pleasure of the crush is in how it starts, the uncertainty of it. A crush is a challenge—and a terrifying risk.”

— Dana Schwartz, glamour.com

“Getting over someone is infinitely harder if you're looking at their social media accounts all the time! Our best advice: Unfollow, unfollow, unfollow. Stop following their Twitter, stop following their Instagram, stop following their Tumblr. You might have to see the object of your affection in cla…”

— Danielle Gibson, Alexandra Fiber, Kristi Kellogg, teenvogue.com

“It’s common to fantasize about something that you wouldn’t really put into practice.”

— De Elizabeth, instyle.com

“They don't call it 'falling' for someone because it feels painless – they call it that because while it's happening, you don't know how the land will actually feel.”

— Will deFries, sunday-scaries.com

“I get those goosebumps every time you come around. You ease my mind, you make everything feel fine.”

— Travis Scott, open.spotify.com

“Left as daydreams, crushes are usually harmless.”

— Sarah Griffiths, medium.com

“It’s not so much that I like him as a person, God, but as a boy he’s very handsome.”

— Judy Blume, amazon.com

“When you develop an infatuation for someone you always find a reason to believe that this is exactly the person for you. It doesn't need to be a good reason. Taking photographs of the night sky, for example. Now, in the long run, that's just the kind of dumb, irritating habit that would cause you to…”

— John Hodge, Richard, Leonardo Dicaprio, imdb.com

“That's why they call them crushes. If they were easy, they'd call 'em something else.”

— John Hughes, Jim Baker, Paul Dooley, imdb.com

“Robin: I'm such a mess. Why do you even like me? Barney: I guess, because you're almost as messed up as I am.”

— Carter Bays, Barney Stinson, Neil Patrick Harris, imdb.com

“He’s our Guy Next Door, a 'thoughtful woman’s leading man,' who is smart, hot, kind, great in bed, sensitive, caring, attractive and impossibly easy to be with, who also loves us, and only us, and always has, and always will, and who fights for the rights of all women and the environment. (Sorry.)”

— Tracy Moore, melmagazine.com