Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2025 Update)
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151. “Maybe because when hearts are set on fire, no complications can extinguish the flame.”

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152. “You taught me that my struggles aren’t my flaws, they are just part of what makes me whole.”

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153. “Remember this, that very little is needed to make a happy life.’ Marcus Aurelius said that.”

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154. “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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155. “I loved the idea of falling into the pages more than ever now since my own story was quite a mess. I’d rather read another’s happily ever after than waste time debating my own.”

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156. “That night I realized a few things about life. Sometimes the rain was more pleasing than the sun. Sometimes the hurt was more fulfilling than the healing. And sometimes the pieces of a puzzle were more beautiful when scattered apart.”

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157. “There was something different about the artists in the world. It almost seemed as if they felt things differently, deeper maybe. They saw the world in color, while many only saw the blacks and whites.”

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158. “He bent forward and kissed me. He kissed me with promises that we never made to one another. He kissed me with apologies for things he never did. He kissed me with all that he was, and I kissed him back with everything that existed within me.”

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159. “Words had the power to transport a small-town girl to worlds she’d never imagined.”

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160. “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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161. “You know what I can’t understand? I can’t understand how the people who are meant to love you unconditionally are the ones who turn on you in a heartbeat.”

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162. “I saw you break down. I know you’re not a monster, Tristan. I just don’t understand why you pretend to be.”

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163. “Lucy is a name for a child. If you ever truly want to make it in the world, you should go by Lucille.” “Noted. If you ever want to be the life of the party, you should consider the nickname Graham Cracker.”

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164. “It was easy for me to not feel beautiful in a world of prom queens, yet my mother was always reminding me of how worthy I was. I was a lucky daughter.”

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165. “We’re dreaming, Elizabeth. We’re dreaming. It’s not real.” She pushed her hips up. “No. Keep going.” I wiped her tears away, but I didn’t keep going. It was wrong. She was broken. I was broken.”

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166. “Mama said the best people are the imperfect ones because the best adventures in life don’t come from perfect things.”

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167. “When you found someone who could make you laugh when your heart wanted to cry – hold onto them. They will be the ones who will change your life for the better.”

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168. “You’re the music in a mute world, and my heart beats because you’re here.”

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169. “Anxiety was a wild beast. It attacked me most in the quiet moments when the world was calm and I, too, should’ve been calm.”

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170. “In every story, there’s the moment when the characters go from act one, the old world, into act two, the new world. You know this.”

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171. “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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172. “I hope she accidentally steps on Lego pieces for the remainder of her life. There.”

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173. “I just wish people would sometimes stop fighting about stupid mundane things like race, sexual orientation, and reality television. I wish they would remember how small they are and take five minutes a day to look up to the sky and breathe.” “Logan?”

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174. “Faye knew she was stunning, and she also knew that it had not one thing to do with her looks. Her feeling of pride for herself came from within; she didn’t need the approval of anyone else whatsoever.”

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175. “A great novel didn’t involve tossing together words that didn’t interconnect. In a great novel, each sentence mattered, each word had a meaning to the overall story arc. There was always forewarning to the plot twists and the different paths the novel would travel down, too. If a reader looked closely enough, they could always witness the warning signs. They could taste the heart of every word that bled on the page, and by the end, their palate would be satisfied.”

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176. “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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177. “My mom was the best mom in the world. Except for when she wasn’t. I hated her the same way I loved her: deeply.”

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178. “Beautiful. Breathtaking. Brilliant. Blue eyes.”

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179. “Reading was both a gift and a curse for me. Those books made me able to escape into a world I’d never experienced, but at the same time, they reminded me of all the things I’d been missing.”

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180. “You probably feel like you’re falling apart, but in truth, this is you falling together, sweetheart. Sometimes, part of the healing journey involves falling apart. That doesn’t make you weak; it makes you strong.”

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

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182. “To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now.” -Fred Rogers.”

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183. “Love didn’t come with guidelines. It flowed into a person with only hope as its current. There wasn’t a list of rules to follow, making sure you cared for it correctly. It didn’t give you instructions to keep it pure. It simply showed up quietly, praying you wouldn’t let it slip away.”

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

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186. “You know what the best thing about purses was? They could carry around books.”

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187. “I was shocked that mono wasn’t being spread around more due to Ian Parker and his manwhore ways.”

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188. “Life is unexpected, so you might as well tell the people you love how you feel, ya know?”

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189. “They’re going to let you down, Mari. They are going to use your trust and let you down and hurt you. This time, though, it’s your choice.”

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190. “Never again fall in love with a man who won’t dance with you.”

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191. “We stood close to one another, somehow growing closer and closer as each moment passed. I felt her lips slightly touch mine, but we weren’t kissing. We were simply somehow turning two people into one, taking in each other’s breaths.”

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192. “You are my heartbeats. You are my masterpiece. In a way, I feel as if I cheated death, because I get to live on within you, in your smile, in your laugh, in your heart. I’m there for it all, Eleanor. I’m eternal because of you. So please, do all the things. Take risks. Find adventures. Keep living for me and know that it has been the greatest honor being your mother. I am so lucky to have loved you.”

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193. “We were still broken, and cracked, and growing and learning. We were mistakes and perfection, flowing streams and hurricanes.”

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194. “Just because the days are dark doesn’t mean we stop trying.”

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195. “But, you are my heart, Mari, and I know I’m yours. So, when they hurt you, find me. Find me and I’ll put your heart back together, and then maybe you can help me fix the cracks in my own.”

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196. “It turns out it doesn’t matter how much you beg someone to stay. If they want to go, they are going to leave regardless. All we can do-all anyone can do is learn the art of letting go.”

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197. “I was always fine, even when I wasn’t.”

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198. “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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199. “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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200. “When you loved someone, you let them fly away, even if you weren’t on the same flight. “It’s.”

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