Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2025 Update)
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301. “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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302. “Funny how you could be a different character in different people’s storybooks.”

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303. “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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304. “It’s a strange thing, though,” she told me. “What is?” “When my Prince Charming is the rest of the world’s Beast.”

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305. “You can’t save people’s lives, and you can’t expect people to come back for you, Alyssa.”

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306. “No.” Mom placed her hand on my knee. “We don’t do that. We don’t put ourselves down.” She combed my hair behind my ear and placed her hands on my cheeks. “Not only are you beautiful on the outside, Eleanor Rose, you are stunning on the inside. You are creative. You have the best laugh I’ve ever heard. You are kind, giving, and brave. Don’t ever think you aren’t good enough based on what the magazines define as beauty. You. Are. Beautiful.”

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307. “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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308. “Just be careful to not let the time in the sand glass run out. Our lives are short, and tomorrow isn’t promised.”

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309. “When it rains, it pours.”

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310. “Sometimes it was so easy to forget that adults were just kids in bigger bodies, and their hearts broke just like ours.”

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

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312. “He read your favorite series?” “Yup.” “Eleanor?” “Yes?” “Marry this boy.”

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313. “Her hands fell to my heart, and she watched my inhales and exhales against her fingertips. “Show me the part of you that you try to keep buried. Show me where it hurts the most. I want to see your soul.”

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314. “Death doesn’t kill us, it only awakens us to more.”

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315. “He almost smiled, I thought. And it was almost beautiful.”

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316. “He deserved to be loved out loud, and my love was a whisper in the wind that obviously only he could hear.”

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317. “It was as if she was fully aware of her faults, and she allowed them to exist regardless.”

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318. “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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319. “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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320. “That’s the thing about lives. We’re all so tangled up with one another, but at the same time, we’re very much alone.”

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321. “Her laughs became my inhales. Her smiles were my heartbeats. I.”

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

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323. “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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324. “I would hold his hand.”

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325. “How long will I be sad?” He shrugged his shoulders before he combed my hair behind my ears. “For as long as it takes. There’s no rush to be happy, that will come when it’s ready.”

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326. “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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327. “Words were what Dad drank in his coffee, and he tossed them into his whiskey at night.”

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

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329. “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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330. “I will give you all of me, the good, the bad, and the broken parts because I know you make me better. You make me whole again.”

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331. “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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332. “Sometimes words were more empty than silence.”

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333. “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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334. “A person didn’t fall in love. They dissolved into it. One day you were ice, the next day, a puddle.”

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335. “I felt her exhale against my lips. With each exhale, I took in her breath, I drank her into me, realizing that she was mine. Forever and always, no matter what the future may hold. Each day, I longed for her. Each day, I loved her more. As my eyes faded and her hands lay against my chest, I knew life was never truly broken; it was simply bruised some days, and bruises healed with time. Time was able to make me whole again.”

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336. “The world was often ugly and painful, filled with hate, sadness, and despair. But Aria? She made sense in a senseless world. She was the rainbow to my everlasting thunderstorms.”

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337. “When you stopped allowing toxins into your system, it meant getting rid of certain types of people in your life, too. Addictions didn’t only come in the form of alcohol or narcotics. Some of the worst addictions in one’s life could be the people allowed into it. I’d learned to be very selective about who I allowed into my world. It turned out, you didn’t need a big circle of people to be content. You simply needed the right people.”

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338. “Never grow up, kid! It’s a goddamn trap!”

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339. “We loved in a way that only brought more love.”

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340. “Love? I was starting to wonder what that word meant. It seemed that people tossed it around to everyone nowadays. Myself included.”

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341. “The people who taught you to love weren’t always the ones who stayed.”

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342. “I’ve seen so many places over the past few months. I’ve witnessed a million sunrises, and I’ve seen the sun set. There were thousands of roads I’ve driven, and no matter which one I took, no matter if I went left or right, north or south, it seemed that they all led me right back to you.”

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343. “That was the thing about memories – they weren’t always exactly true.”

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344. “If only people with perfect pasts were supposed to be happy, then no love would ever exist. Now, kiss and make up, you idiots.” “What’s.”

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345. “Do this to me, Art. Don’t let me keep falling for you. Don’t let me love you. Because everything I’d ever loved has a way of falling apart, and the idea of losing you is too much right now. Don’t let me keep dreaming. Make me wake up.”

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346. “I don’t know if you’re in my range, but I’d sure like to take you back to my domain.”

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347. “For a broken heart to be fixed, the person has to want to repair it.”

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348. “The worst feeling in the world was coming to the realization that your idols were merely human themselves.”

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349. “That’s the thing about the future, and the past even. They don’t exist in this moment. We only have the here and now. If we focus too much on the past or too heavily on the future, we miss out on our present desires, the things we want right now.”

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350. “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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