Quotes tagged ‘Heartbreak’

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“No wonder the word cancer and cancel look so similar.”

“For those times when you're hurting, particularly after a break-up, allow yourself the room to grieve the relationship with songs that make you feel all the feels.”

— Cupcakes and Cashmere, cupcakesandcashmere.com

“Johnny: All those times you came back 'cause of whatever asshole up there wasn't working out. All those times I came back to you like a baboso. And every fucking time, you break my heart. Lyn: Well, I'd say that it was much more complicated than that, Johnny. Johnny: Please! And this time I'm not le…”

— Tanya Saracho, Sierra Santana, Johnny, Carlos Miranda, imdb.com

“I don't like it when you assfucked my best friend in the heart.”

— Lena Dunham, Ray Ploshansky, Alex Karpovsky, imdb.com

“She tells me, 'I don't know how to love anyone with my whole being,' I tell her, 'I don't know how to not.'”

— Blythe Baird, youtube.com

“Naomi: Are you breaking up with me? Ethan: I'm breaking up with us.”

— Gabe Sachs, Jeff Judah, Ethan Ward, Dustin Milligan, imdb.com

“I think a lot of people write drafts like these, but maybe fewer revisit them regularly. I love to reread mine.”

— Christina McCausland, thecut.com

“If you're still upset, it means you still have feelings for her.”

— Oliver Goldstick, Stella Abbott, Lucy Hale, imdb.com

“Michael: Jane, what's wrong? Jane: Rafael and I broke up. Michael: Are you okay? Narrator: Which brings us back to the last stage of grief: acceptance. Jane: Yeah, I am, actually. I have to be. Better to know now, you know? Before the baby comes, in the long run, it's better to know now.”

— Emmylou Diaz, David S. Rosenthal, Jane Villanueva, Gina Rodriguez, imdb.com

“Rafael: Look last night got me thinking, too, and I realized that something has changed. Jane: What? Rafael: I just don't love you the way that you love me. That's the problem. That's why this won't work.”

— Emmylou Diaz, David S. Rosenthal, Rafael Solano, Justin Baldoni, imdb.com

“Jane: We just got back to being friends. Rafael: That is my counterargument, which is really just me apologizing for being a jerk and talking about how much your friendship means and how much I missed you. And how co-parenting has to be our top priority. Jane: That's the thing. Matteo. Rafael: That'…”

— Carolina Rivera, Paul Sciarrotta, Rafael Solano, Justin Baldoni, imdb.com

“The prize wasn’t a gift from the universe so much as a cruel joke.”

— Nell Stevens, nytimes.com

“I suppose so. I had been with this one woman for 10 years and when I found out what had been going on, I pretty much went berserk. When I found out about her and her boyfriend, I knocked on their door at five in the morning and smacked the guy in the face. That’s what I got locked up for.”

— Peter Steele, loudersound.com

“Janet: Eleanor told me that instead of being sad, I should go get it, girl. So I'm going to go get it, girl. Michael: Get what? Janet: Unclear. I'll get everything, just to be safe.”

— Kate Gersten, Janet, D'Arcy Carden, imdb.com

“Love’s the worst. I wish there was a magic cure.”

— Adam Horowitz, Edward Kitsis, Mary Margaret Blanchard, Ginnifer Goodwin, imdb.com

“That poor, blind fool. He don't know it but he's headed right for Heartbreak Alley.”

— James Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum, Barney Fife, Don Knotts, imdb.com

“Yeah, it's called heartbreak. About two billion songs written about it.”

— Monica Macer, Jeff Davis, Stiles Stilinski, Dylan O'Brien, imdb.com

“No matter who we are, we all experience moments of dread. When we ask ourselves: Will anyone believe I'm innocent? Will my daughter be a child of divorce? Will this man break my heart? Are there things that go bump in the night? And sometimes, the answer is yes.”

— Marc Cherry, Brian Tanen, imdb.com

“How do you explain every version of yourself to someone who’s barely met you?”

— Dana Schwartz, buzzfeed.com

“This is the numbness you feel right after a breakup. It’s the frozen terror you feel when you receive bad news. It’s the shock that hasn’t worn off a tragedy. The liminal space is the unprocessed aftermath of trauma. It is emotional limbo. It's the pause between pain and progress, between epiphany a…”

— Shahida Arabi, thoughtcatalog.com