Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2026 Update)
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351. “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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352. “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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353. “Death doesn’t kill us, it only awakens us to more.”

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354. “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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355. “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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356. “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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357. “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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358. “It blew my mind how a mother could be the strongest person in a room, even at her weakest.”

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

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

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

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362. “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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363. “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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364. “It was nice to know that even when I felt alone, there was something bigger than me to believe in.”

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

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367. “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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368. “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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369. “You’re doing it.” “Doing what?” “Bringing me back to life.”

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

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

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372. “You never knew how good you had it until you saw how bad someone else did. “Hey!”

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373. “Okay, bye, ladies!” Susan said, waving to Emma and me as we left her house. “Remember, in two weeks make sure you’ve read Fifty Shades of Grey! And bring notes!” I waved goodbye to everyone. By the end of the night, we hadn’t spoken one word about Little Women, but I felt extremely belittled by these women.”

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

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376. “If there were a God, which I’m not certain that there is, do you think this night would be a form of apology.”

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377. “You don’t have to be good all the times. It’s okay to be hurt sometimes. It’s okay to feel lost like you’re wandering around in the dark. It’s the bad days that make the good ones so much better.”

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378. “Being around him felt like being around someone who saw your scars and called them beautiful when you only saw your past mistakes.”

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379. “Love doesn’t suffocate. It makes the world bloom. She.”

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380. “Then he told me that I shouldn’t worry too much about falling apart because the dark days only stayed dark until the sun came up.”

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381. “And you’re wrong about music, too. If you think for a second music can’t heal people, then you’re not listening closely enough.”

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

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

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

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385. “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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386. “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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387. “Maggie, I don’t read.” The combination of these four words create the saddest sentence I’d ever heard.”

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

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

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392. “You’re so beautiful when you snore. – TC.”

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393. “A person never reads an outstanding book twice and walks away with the same beliefs.”

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394. “Sadness didn’t come with words; it ran across a person’s body. It swam in the eyes. It swept across the wrinkles in one’s forehead. It pushed down shoulders and sat uncomfortably at the corners of lips. No human ever had to speak of their sadness for it to be seen. Others just had to take the time to truly notice someone to see it. All we truly had to do was slow down and look.”

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395. “Sometimes it was easier to tell the truth to strangers.”

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396. “She was the girl who felt everything, and I was the man who felt nothing at all.”

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397. “Being around you does something strange to me, something that hasn’t happened in such a long time.” “What happens?” He took my hand in his then led it to his chest, and his next words came out as a whisper. “My heart begins to beat again.”

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398. “Still, with him gone, everything around me has somehow slowed, and I miss the memories that never existed.”

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399. “Funny how you could be a different character in different people’s storybooks.”

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400. “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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