Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “I don’t think you tell people you love them just so you can hear it back. I think you tell people you love them because it feels like a rocket in your soul. The love becomes so powerful that it shoots through you until you’re finally forced to express it through words.”

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102. “I love you always. And then a little bit more after that. Find me in the sunrises. I’ll always be there, waiting to shine on you.”

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103. “Someday you’re going to wake up and leave your house, Magnet, and you’re going to discover the world. Someday you’re going to see the whole wide world, Maggie May, and on that day, when you step outside and breathe in your first breath, I want you to find me. No matter what, find me, because I’m going to be the one to show it to you. I’m going to help you cross things off your to-do list. I’m gonna show you the whole wide world. Just.”

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104. “Text me everything, all the things. It might take me a while to reply. But I will reply, Haze. I swear. I want to hear from you. You’re kind of my compass. I don’t want to lose myself in this world. You’re my road map home.”

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105. “You’re the reason people believe in tomorrow. You’re the voice that scares the shadows away. You’re the love that makes me breathe. So for the next few seconds, I’m going to be selfish. I’m going to say things that I don’t want you to listen to. Don’t go. Stay with me forever. Please, Ashlyn. Let me be your everything. Make me your golden. Don’t. Go.”

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106. “My eyes welled up with tears because he was seeing me, even when all I wanted to be was invisible.”

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107. “Throughout my life, there were a few hard days. Days where even when I tried to be happy, my heart still cracked, and Mother’s Day was one of those. For others, it stood as a celebration. For me, it spoke of loss and failure.”

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108. “And princess, can you do one thing for me?” “Of course, anything.” I combed her hair behind her ears and looked straight into those beautiful blue eyes as I spoke her way. “If you ever fall in love again, please let it be with me.”

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109. “Maybe it wasn’t about fixing the broken hearts. Maybe it was about loving the broken pieces the way they were.”

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110. “Sometimes, we are our own worst enemies. One must learn to be discerning with one’s own thoughts. We must be able to decipher the truth versus the lies in our minds. Otherwise, we become enslaved to the shackles of struggles we place on our own ankles.”

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111. “One, can I have your number? Two, can I have your smile? Three, will you meet me somewhere? Four, will you stay awhile?”

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112. “I’d thought those memories would be the ones I always cherished, but as the days and years passed by, those beautiful memories became my pain.”

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113. “Hey, Mister! I’m talking to you!” she said, tapping her feet. Stranger looked down at her. “You’re a big, fat, giant TICK!”

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114. “You build your whole life around another person, and you think you’ll never be alone again, but then you are. It’s the hardest feeling to deal with. Loneliness hurts. It burns in a way that feels worse than fire.”

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115. “In his darkness, I found my light.”

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116. “Music was my therapy, and after a few songs, I always felt stronger. It was crazy how jazz fixed the broken pieces of me every time, how the sounds always took me back to a safe place in my soul.”

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117. “Forgiving someone didn’t mean you had to invite them back into your world. Sometimes forgiving meant finally letting them go. Forgiveness meant cutting the final cord of ones connection to your soul.”

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118. “Each day was one breath at a time. I couldn’t think much further than that, otherwise I’d choke on the air.”

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119. “Don’t forget to drink the coffee I brought you that’s sitting on the counter!” I hollered, banging on his door. “It’s black – ya know, like your soul.”

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120. “It was then that I realized that everyone had struggles that they tried their best to keep to themselves.”

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121. “Sometimes people don’t need words, Elliott. Sometimes they just need the space to feel what they need to feel, with someone present as a reminder that they’re not alone.”

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122. “True love meant you could laugh at mistakes. True love meant you could whisper secrets. True love meant you never had to dance alone.”

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123. “Falling for someone isn’t hard. It’s the easiest thing in the world. It’s all the other things that surround the fall that make it hard.”

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124. “You are worthy of love, and success, and your dreams coming true. Never stop speaking, even when your voice begins to shake, okay? Never give up on yourself. You are important, you are loved, and your beautiful voice matters.”

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125. “You legit left town as Peter Parker and came back as Spiderman.” “Those.”

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126. “So she kissed me with her eyes And then with those hips. And good God, could her hips kiss.”

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127. “She inched closer to me, moving her lips gently against mine. Her inhales became mine, and my exhales belonged to her.”

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128. “To those who are alone: May you find a love so strong within yourself that even when you’re alone, you are far from lonely.”

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129. “I love your broken pieces, because it shows that you’ve lived. It shows that you are brave enough to give yourself to the world, no matter how hard it can be at times.”

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130. “She needed someone to fall into her memories and erase the dark waters she swam in each day.”

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131. “I found that more peace comes from the pain of letting go than the ease of holding on.”

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132. “The truest form of authentic love began when one could look in the mirror, see the flaws, and still accept self as a full being who deserved the highest level of happiness.”

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133. “Even though I was death, she took the time to resuscitate me. She breathed life back into my soul. She brought me back from the shadows.”

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134. “They’re gonna bleed you out till you’re nothing, and then they’re gonna ask how you died.”

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135. “No one’s judging you out loud. Mostly it’s silent, side-eye judgment, but really, that doesn’t even count.”

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136. “Sometimes in life we need to be pushed to be reminded that we can still move.”

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137. “The only thing love counts is the heartbeats.”

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138. “I need you to know that even if you decide to never speak again, you’ll always have someone around to hear you, Maggie. All right? I’ll always be there to listen to your silence.”

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139. “Even when your heart was hurting, there was something so hopeful about reading a book filled with love. The pages were somewhat of a reminder that maybe one day I would be okay again. Maybe one day I would be all right.”

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140. “I want to know who you are, Tristan. I want to know where you go when you get lost in your mind. I want to know what makes you shout in your dreams. I want to see the darkness in you that you fight daily to keep hidden.”

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141. “Sometimes the truth needs to be voiced.”

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142. “The best kind of love is the kind that fills one up completely, leaving reassurance, not doubts. You deserve that. You deserve to be someone’s whole.”

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143. “The sun is a liar, that’s why God created curtains.”

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144. “Whenever I thought of home, I didn’t think of a place; I thought of people, the ones who shaped us into the people we were meant to become, the ones who loved us with our scars and told us those scars were beautiful, the ones who allowed us to make mistakes and still loved us fully.”

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145. “Everyone deserved at least one friend they could trust with their secrets and fears. With their guilt, with their happiness. Everyone deserved a person who could look into their eyes and say, “You’re enough. You’re perfect, scars and all.” I thought Tristan deserved that more than most, though.”

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146. “I love her, Lizzie. I adore her, and there is nothing about her that is baggage. Emma is a luxury. I’ll take care of her for the rest of my life because it would be an honor. Because I love you. I love your heart, I love your soul, I love you, Elizabeth, and I’m never going to stop loving you or that beautiful girl of yours.”

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147. “The heartbreak is worth those few moments of happiness, and the pieces of the shattered heart can be put back together. I mean, there will be cracks and scars, and sometimes this burning memory of the past, but that burn? It’s just a reminder that you survived. That burning is your rebirth.”

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148. “Maybe all people needed sometimes was for someone to keep showing up for them during the hard days, even when they tried their best to push everyone away.”

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149. “Because love – real love – didn’t mean always holding the same beliefs. It didn’t mean we had to see eye to eye on every subject. Yet what it did mean, what real love stood for was a mutual understanding. A respect for one another’s dreams and hopes and wishes and fears.”

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150. “You don’t have to speak,” he whispered, running his tongue against my bottom lip, loving me hard, deep, fast, and slow. His mouth grazed against my ear before he sucked it gently. “But by all means, you’re more than welcome to scream.”

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