Top 300 Abby Jimenez Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “I don’t know how, but it felt like this stranger was a guardian angel. Like the universe, had put him here to be there when i needed him, with his small giant acts of kindness. That’s the thing about kindness you never know how big the ripple is. How one little selfless gesture can make all the difference for the person who receives it .”

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102. “The words hung there between us. But I was too weak to pick them up.”

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103. “Could be Taco Bell,” Jacob said, giving his wife a playful eyebrow.”

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104. “I hated this. I just wanted to protect her, to keep her from ever having to endure anything else painful for the rest of her life. I wished I could wipe it clean. If I could take it from her and carry it myself, I would.”

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105. “A penguin love stone. When a male likes a female, he finds a perfect stone and he brings it to her. If she likes it, she puts it in her nest and that’s it. They’re paired for life.”

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106. “Because love shows up. And here I am.”

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107. “Drink some water.” “Water?” Leigh said. “That stuff that killed everyone on the Titanic?”

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108. “I’m never ready for a party. I just come to terms with the fact that I have to go inside.”

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109. “I should just stick with medium-ugly men like I’m used to.”

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110. “My toxic trait is thinking I could change him,” she said. “Ha. My toxic trait is not caring if I could change him.”

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111. “Wakan and Daniel were planted inside of me and they were growing there, like a garden bursting into life. Roots plunging and anchoring me, vines twisting and flowers pushing from the earth and blooming in my soul, filling me up.”

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112. “I tried to enjoy it. I laughed in all the right places and smiled so that it reached my eyes. But all I saw now was the ending.”

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113. “The best moments don’t have to be big to be forever.”

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114. “I wanted to pull my weight and learn to be self-reliant so that when I did depend on someone, it was by choice and not necessity.”

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115. “I’m not superstitious.” I heard him suck air through his teeth. “I’m a little stitious.”

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116. “I was wondering if you’d like to go out with me sometime,” he whispered. “Four dates. A kiss. No breakup.”

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117. “Hey,” she said. “Try and find a way to reject him on this date.” I looked up. “Huh?” “Tell him no. See how he reacts. Or beat him at a game. If he takes you bowling or to miniature golf or something, destroy him. You can tell a lot about a guy by how they deal with rejection and getting their asses handed to them.”

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118. “Birthdays and vacations and special occasions. But the small memories are the fabric of your life, the ones so inconsequential that you don’t even remember them. You just remember how you felt when you were making them. I would be content just following her around a grocery store in exchange for nothing more than the moment that I wouldn’t even remember later. I’d just remember it had been a good day and that I’d been happy.”

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119. “We’re going to eat, and we’re going to hang out. And I’m going to put effort into that because you’re putting in effort to be here. And it’s going to be like that every time. Okay?”

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120. “Let me get one on your phone too,” he said to me. “You can send it to Kristen. Maybe she’ll print it and keep it where she keeps your balls.”

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121. “If you could wipe your whole life clean and rebuild it from scratch and nobody would question how you’ve done it, what order would you put it in?”

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122. “Sometimes the hardest thing isn’t trusting the next person. It’s trusting yourself.”

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123. “I could feel it in everything suddenly. The way he touched me, the energy coming off him, the look in his eyes. And then I realized that I had always felt it. This was his quiet. The silence that I couldn’t decipher. It was me.”

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124. “I’d never done drugs before, but I imagined this was what being high felt like. I couldn’t wait for our date tonight.”

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125. “I missed her so much it was physically painful. It was a form of grief. A withdrawal. Starvation. It was unnatural. Because I wasn’t supposed to be without her. My eyes started to tear up. There’s something more final than forever. It’s never. Never is infinite.”

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126. “Home wasn’t a place, it was a person.”

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127. “Maybe home isn’t a place. Maybe it’s a person.”

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128. “Women need to start robbing men more. You guys act way too invincible.”

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129. “And there wasn’t a day that went by that I didn’t feel her absence like a void in my soul. I missed her like I missed the sun in the winter.”

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130. “I smiled at him through tears and we stood there, just being.”

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131. “And I was pregnant. Again. I hadn’t known it until that moment in the elevator. I’d felt that tiny wave of nausea, and it was like a lightbulb went on and my brain and body realized it at the same exact time.”

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132. “But will she like my tree puns?” “I’d be stumped if she didn’t.”

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133. “There’s a special peace in sleeping next to someone you love. When you slip into the dark holding them and wake up and they’re still there and you know that everything that matters is just opening your eyes away.”

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134. “It’s weird knowing what’s going to be in your end-of-life montage, as it’s happening. But I already knew when my life flashed before my eyes, the best parts of it were going to be about her.”

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135. “It’s the greatest revenge to be happy. To have a good life.”

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136. “This is what my skin was for. To be touched like this. To feel this. Every nerve was for this sole purpose and I didn’t even know it until now. To feel his strong hand slide up to cup my breast, his thumb circling my nipple. To feel his breath on my collarbone. I was made to experience him. And he was right. It was magic.”

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137. “They were worried about you. We all are. Bro, you don’t have stairs. We started a GoFundMe.”

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138. “Sometimes love and commitment looks like caring for the person you’re married to by feeding them and putting on their pajamas and brushing their teeth. I will love your mother until the day I die. I will whisper her name with my last breath.”

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139. “I hope you love your life.”

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140. “My “happiness” wasn’t always the real thing. Most of the time it was a fabricated, forced version that cracked around the edges if examined closely enough. But it was the choice that was the accomplishment.”

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141. “Cheating was a completely avoidable scenario as long as you operated with the barest amount of common sense.”

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142. “Because sometimes family isn’t what you’re born into. Sometimes family is found. And I’d found mine in Wakan. I’d found mine in him.”

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143. “I think you went through something horrible and that’s who you needed to become to get through it.”

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144. “You’re like a docking station for small vulnerable dependents.” “Well, we all need a job.” She laughed.”

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145. “I know. I’ve always loved you,” he said simply. “I think I couldn’t forget you because I remember you from a different lifetime. And I loved you then too.”

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146. “When I got like this, I didn’t want to see anyone or talk to anyone. I could shut down for days. Turn off my phone, call out of work, abandon my social media. Not answer the door for anyone or anything, cut off everyone until I felt safe enough to start to let them in again a little at a time.”

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147. “Sometimes your traumas are the reason you know how to help.”

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148. “I don’t think things are preordained or written in the stars. I believe we make our own destiny.”

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149. “When she left, the only proof I ever had that she’d been here, or that she even existed at all, was the ache I was starting to feel when she was gone.”

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150. “I swear to God this guy is the epitome of If He Wanted To He Would.”

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