Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “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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252. “In the daylight, we’ll figure things out. In the darkness, we’ll just hold on to one another.”

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253. “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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254. “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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255. “You don’t got to know what love is to know what it isn’t.”

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256. “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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257. “One must know what it feels like to be weak in order to really find their own strength.”

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258. “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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259. “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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260. “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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261. “By ‘hate’ I’d meant love. And by ‘a little’ I’d meant a lot.”

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

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264. “Just give it a minute. Feel what you need to feel. You can’t rush feelings. You just gotta let yourself ride the wave of them.”

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265. “All this time I thought you were reading to escape the world, but now I know, you didn’t read to escape it; you read to discover it.”

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266. “When Steven passed away and we moved to stay with Mama, there were white bird feathers scattered around the front yard. When Emma asked about them, Mama said they were small signs from the angels, letting us know they were always close by, watching over us.”

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267. “Levi Myers, ladies and gents. The biggest oxymoron of them all.”

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268. “For a musician, smelling a new violin was the equivalent of a reader smelling a new novel. It was a homelike scent that made you realize that the world wasn’t a completely terrible place, that there was still beauty that existed.”

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269. “You knew a book was amazing when you missed the transition from the sun shining to the sky fading to black.”

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270. “My insides exploded from the brilliance of it all. There was nothing more stunning than a man who not only knew the most classic stories of all time, but also found a way to make his body his own personal bookshelf.”

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271. “Incredible Hulk wants to smash you!”

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272. “Closure was simply one person finding their voice, their own strength, and learning to let go by themselves.”

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273. “Instant love isn’t actually a thing, but instant hate? So, so real.”

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274. “You’re not the product of your yesterdays.” “But.”

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

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

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278. “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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279. “It’s just funny, isn’t it? How the main characters never know about the adventures they’re about to go on.”

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280. “That was the thing about love. It didn’t leave because you told it to go. It simply stayed quiet, bleeding out from the pain, still praying you wouldn’t let it slip away.”

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281. “Because she was always meant to be my last word.”

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282. “Yes, she told us we’d see her in everything – the sunbeams, the shadows, the flowers, the rain. She said death doesn’t kill us, it only awakens us to more.”

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283. “I would hold his hand.”

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284. “I loved my mother, but oftentimes, I wondered if I liked her. I wondered if she wasn’t my mom if I’d like her as a fellow human.”

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285. “She promised me I wasn’t the product of my yesterdays, and knew I was destined for amazing tomorrows.”

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286. “I began to realize that throughout my life, my thoughts were not my own. They were a collection of thoughts from the people who once surrounded me.”

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287. “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.”

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288. “The hardest part of life was watching a loved one walk straight into fire when all you could do was sit and watch them as they burned.”

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289. “There was something so scary and heartbreaking about watching your lifetime Superwoman fall apart in front of you.”

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290. “Sometimes, all a person needed was another to listen to their uneven heartbeats.”

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291. “Steven and I had always come to the market to check out the fresh flowers, so when Friday came around with the fresh roses, I always stood in the middle of it all, breathing in the memories and breathing out the hurt.”

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292. “She told me the first picture I should take should be of something beautiful and I should allow it to change me.” “What did you take a picture of?” His eyes shifted to the window. He stared out into the clouds and his voice softened, “You.”

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293. “One day at a time. That’s all it takes to get through anything.”

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294. “You’re my favorite kind of sound.”

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295. “There was nothing as romantic as the feel of a book in your hands.”

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296. “How dare she steal something from me that wasn’t hers to take? How dare she swallow my husband whole while I was still trying to breathe him in? How dare she break my heart and not even care about the shards of brokenness piercing through my soul?”

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297. “People always said it would get easier after losing someone. People said that, over time, it would get better. But I couldn’t comprehend how that could be true. As each day passed, it just became harder. The world only grew darker. The pain merely deepened.”

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298. “I forced my body to go numb, because if I wasn’t numb, I’d feel everything. If I felt everything, I’d fall apart, and I couldn’t fall apart.”

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299. “The joke was on him – I wanted to be invisible. It was exhausting when an introvert was befriended by an extrovert. They went out of their way to make you feel included when all you really wanted to do was be invisible, binge-watch some television, and read some books with a dog or cat companion.”

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300. “He was afraid of letting anyone know of his love, because if life had taught him anything, it was that love wasn’t a prize, it was a weapon. And he was so tired of being hurt.”

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