Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2025 Update)
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201. “Sometimes the best love stories are about those who waited.”

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202. “It’s weird the way you can walk by people every single day of your life and never truly know their story.”

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203. “This book is for the mothers who’ve had to say goodbye too soon. I see you, I hear you, and I honor your hearts with wings. You are the strongest individuals alive, and I’m blown away by your strength, your ability to love, and your ability to not quit on life.”

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204. “It made her sad at times, staring into the mirror, but she didn’t see what I saw. She was so beautiful, even in sickness. Her true glow couldn’t be stolen away by such changes to her body, because her beauty stemmed from her soul, where only goodness and light resided.”

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205. “I was convinced that everyone in the world had a form a weirdness to them. And the cool thing, at least I hoped so, was the idea that there was someone out there just as quirky as you were. The idea of finding your other weirdo was so attractive to me.”

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206. “She was my freedom, yet I was her cage.”

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207. “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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208. “Even when the world was dark, words in books existed. Therefore, I knew there would always be light around me even on the darkest of days.”

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209. “Everyone had cracks and cuts that bled into their soul each night. Some people were simply better at hiding them.”

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210. “For a moment we were us again. For a moment she was the fire that kept my cold heart warm at night. For a moment she was my savior. My safe haven. My bright, beautiful High. But.”

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211. “If you’re ever given the chance to choose between being afraid or being brave, please, Karla, be brave.”

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212. “By ‘hate’ I’d meant love. And by ‘a little’ I’d meant a lot.”

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213. “Even though he hadn’t said it, I was certain he loved me, too. People didn’t have to talk about love to know it existed. Love wasn’t only real because someone said it out loud. No, love just kind of sat there quietly, in the shadows of the night, healing the cracks that lived in our hearts.”

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214. “See, you’re not going to stop using, and she’s not going to stop giving. You’re both addicted.”

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215. “Who needed Ass-Crack, anyway? I had Logan Francis Silverstone. That was good enough for me.”

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216. “Everyone has scars. Some people are just better at hiding them.”

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

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218. “All I wanted to do was make you happy, remind you that no matter how bad your heart can hurt, you can find happiness again. You can love yourself enough to find joy in life. You can get back up again after feeling defeated.”

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219. “He didn’t need words. He just needed the space to feel what he needed to feel, with me present that he wasn’t alone.”

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220. “Art was everything right and wrong in the world. It understood what words couldn’t say.”

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221. “That was the biggest difference between the two men standing in front of me. Finley always caged me. Jackson allowed me to fly.”

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222. “The things we truly love stay with us always, locked in our hearts as long as life remains.”

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223. “Just because someone is different doesn’t make them weird.”

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224. “I just kind of wonder what it would be like to find someone who loves you the same amount that you love them. You know, that person who you see looking your way and smiling because they are just as wild for you as you are for them.”

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225. “Maggie, I don’t read.” The combination of these four words create the saddest sentence I’d ever heard.”

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226. “The woman who felt everything leaned in closer to the man who felt nothing at all. For a split second in time, I felt a little of her pain while she encountered my coldness, and neither one of us seemed to mind.”

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

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228. “Love was a messy emotion that didn’t walk a straight line. It worked in waves and loops of ups and downs. It was a screwy emotion that could somehow still exist amidst the ultimate heartbreak and betrayal.”

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229. “Everything I knew about life, I learned from Harry Potter.”

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230. “Find a way to be better. Or find a way to be okay.”

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231. “I’d learned quickly that motherhood meant saying no to yourself so you could later say yes to your child.”

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232. “It’s because you used your voice for us to be heard.”

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233. “She held me tighter before softly speaking. “If you need to run away, run away to me.”

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234. “Sometimes when your heart wanted a full-length novel, the world only gave you a novella, and sometimes when you wanted forever you only had those few seconds of now.”

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235. “Those times you feel lost and afraid and weak – those are your moments for a breakthrough. Hidden beneath those dark moments is your power. Take those weak moments and make them powerful. Make them matter, Jackson. Make them count.”

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236. “I wished I was around better people growing up. Maybe it would’ve made it easier for me to think better thoughts.”

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237. “First he was confused by my entire existence, and then pleased.”

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238. “Those who believed in you when you didn’t believe in yourself were the ones to hold close.”

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239. “The bruises on one’s heart were always the hardest ones to heal, they seemed to last the longest.”

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240. “Maybe it’s okay to no longer be the person we thought we were meant to be. Maybe it’s okay to just be who we are now and accept that.”

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241. “I thought I’d been in love before. I thought I knew what love was. I thought I understood its curves, its angles, its shape. But then, I kissed you.” “And?” I swallowed hard. “And I realized you were the first and only thing that ever made my heartbeats come to life.”

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242. “The truth of the matter was ‘always’ had an expiration date.”

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243. “I want this to be us. For always, I want this.” “Me too. Me too.” “For always, High?” he whispered. “For always, Lo.”

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244. “It was crazy how you could know a person your whole life and then realize you knew nothing abut them at all.”

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245. “I tried to list the things I find pleasant. It’s a short list, really, only two things so far, and oddly enough, it begins and ends with you.”

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246. “Did you find his Nemo? Did you Grace his Frankie? Did you Justin his Timberlake?”

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247. “When I was younger a woman always told me that family looks out for each other no matter what, even on the hard days. Especially on the hard days.”

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248. “What exactly do you thing I’m doing? I love my mother to death. Out of all mothers, she was top of the line.”

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249. “No,” he said harshly, plopping down on the living room couch. “Then what was it?” “Her hair.” “Huh?” “Her hair. On the app, she was a brunette, but when I got there, she was a blonde.” I blinked repeatedly. Full-on blank stare. “Come again?” “I’m just saying, it’s obvious that if she’d lie about something like that, she’d lie about gonorrhea and chlamydia.” The.”

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250. “We were from two different puzzles, yet still, we seemed to fit perfectly together.”

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