Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2026 Update)
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301. “Then you should’ve broken up with him years ago, sister. A boy who doesn’t go down doesn’t have the right to your services once he goes up.”

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302. “He wasn’t speaking to me anymore. We were living in our own worlds of little memories, and even though we were both separate, somehow we managed to feel for one another. Lonely often recognized lonely. And today, for the first time, I began to see the man behind the beard. I.”

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303. “Perhaps I’m one of those novels where you have to keep turning the page until the very end to understand the meaning.”

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304. “As I walked into the shop, I could smell them all – the adventures hidden behind the covers. The heartbreaking stories. The heart healing ones. The stories of love lost and found. The stories of self-discovery. The stories that made you feel less alone in a lonely world.”

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305. “He nodded once and only once.”

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306. “He looked like a whisper sounds. Sweet, gentle, and romantic. It was making me dizzy.”

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307. “Her eyes were full of wondering interest and her beauty was softened by an air of mystery.”

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308. “I supposed moms are kind of like that – superwomen even when they are the ones in need of being saved.”

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

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

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313. “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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314. “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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315. “We were from two different puzzles, yet still, we seemed to fit perfectly together.”

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316. “Ingrid Michaelson’s song, “The Way I Am.”

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317. “Sometimes words were more empty than silence.”

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

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

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

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322. “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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323. “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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324. “A person who never truly lost themselves could never truly find themselves, either.”

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325. “And I’ll ask you a question, You can tell me the truth. Are you thinking of me when I’m fighting for you?”

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326. “But as long as air moves in and out of my lungs,” – his tongue danced against the edge of my panties – “as long as I breathe, I will fight for you. I will fight for us.”

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327. “Because making her happy was his favorite activity.”

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328. “Something should be said about the people who show up for the depressed souls. They never receive enough credit for being brave enough to stay.”

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329. “He’s British. He’s addicted to waving his long stick around. He has a superb sweater collection.”

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

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331. “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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332. “Tell me your truths, and I’ll stay,” he swore. Whatever they are, Kennedy, I’m not afraid. I’m here.”

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333. “Five minutes ago I was lonely. Five minutes ago I walked alone. Five minutes later I told you the deepest secrets of my soul And when you turned away I whispered, ‘Please don’t go.”

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334. “Unfortunately, we lived in a world where going deep wasn’t very common anymore. People lived on the surface level, showcasing the happy highlights of themselves. It sometimes took years to discover someone’s shadows, and most people didn’t stick around me long enough to go that deep.”

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335. “It’s you,” I whispered, our lips still slightly touching. “My greatest hope is, and always will be, you.”

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336. “One can’t truly heal if they pretend the cracks don’t exist.”

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337. “It blew my mind how a mother could be the strongest person in a room, even at her weakest.”

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338. “Maybe a home isn’t where you begin, but where you end up.”

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339. “It was amazing how our minds crafted stories for strangers who probably needed love more than our close-minded judgments.”

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340. “It turned out missing someone never became easier, it just became quieter. You learned to live with the longing pain inside you. You mourned the moments you’d shared and allowed yourself to hurt sometimes, too.”

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341. “I believe there are two things that exist in the world that everyone should read because they teach you pretty much everything you need to know about life: the Bible and Harry Potter.”

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342. “You’re doing it.” “Doing what?” “Bringing me back to life.”

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343. “Technically I didn’t see him at first – I felt him, felt his music crawl along my skin. The chords and bars of his saxophone sent chills down my spine. It sounded magical, the way the notes danced through the air, so hauntingly beautiful.”

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344. “The greatest thing a person could ever do to be happy was to shut out the opinions and judgments of the outside world.”

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345. “It was nice to know that even when I felt alone, there was something bigger than me to believe in.”

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346. “Then I will say this. Something I’ve learned after five failed marriages: never give up your dreams for a man again. Men die – dreams don’t.”

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347. “She happily sat in church, while I smoked pot around the corner. She believed in God while I danced with demons. She had a future while I somehow seemed trapped in the past.”

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348. “Why did we as humans always want love from the people who were incapable of such a feeling?”

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349. “I wondered how many things people missed when they were busy talking too much. “Are.”

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350. “Grey?” “Yes?” “Would it be all right if I kept you forever?”

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