Top 500 Christina Lauren Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “I wonder whether I’m single not because I haven’t met the right person yet, but because I’m not the right person yet. The other night, I had the most terrifying thought: Who would I be a good match for? Like, I honestly can’t imagine who that man is.”

— Christina Lauren

102. “Sean is easy, I get it. He’s a cactus and Elliot is an orchid.”

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103. “Treat your body carefully. Take care of it. Don’t let anyone abuse it, and don’t abuse it yourself.”

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104. “Elliot and words. Peanut butter and chocolate. Coffee and biscotti. Love matches made in heaven.”

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105. “Toate raritatile pentru cei rari .”

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106. “I don’t know why people think permanent denial is better than temporary disappointment.”

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107. “And rumor has it the man could win a watermelon-eating contest, if you know what I’m saying.”

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108. “I needed you even more, I say, and begin sobbing again. But I couldn’t figure out how to forgive you.”

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109. “I don’t actually care if you break my heart, Sebastian. I went into this knowing it could happen and I gave it to you anyway. But I don’t want you to break your own. You have so much space in your heart for your church, but does it have space for you?”

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110. “He’s not recruiting me to the oiled-up Gay Bliss Club of Northern Utah, but to the LDS Church.”

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111. “There’s something so intimate about sharing things out loud you could never say to another person,” I say. “Letting someone really see you – minus the filters.”

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112. “I’ve spent years not trusting my ability to make decisions and quietly letting life just happen to me. It can’t be a coincidence that the moment I stopped being passive and followed my instincts, everything seemed to fall into place. I know what makes me happy – trusting myself. What a gift, right? I found happiness.”

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113. “Probably that women are always being told to behave in a way that makes everything more harmonious, productive, accessible. They’re told how to do everything from how to dress to how to smile. Men are never told to make things easier for people, but maybe they should be.”

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114. “It’s not a crime to love, you know, he said.”

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115. “To think that God loves the trees, but condemns that blossoming thing they do in the spring.”

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116. “Empty companionship was lonelier than being alone.”

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117. “He tastes like cheap alcohol and contradictions, but it is still hands-down the best kiss of my life.”

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118. “Ladies and gentlemen: her soulmate.”

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119. “Worrying is not preparation.” So.”

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120. “I won’t have you angry with me all day.”

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121. “Sighing, I stood and walked over to where I’d left my shoes near the front door. “Okay, fine, I’ll come. But wear a shirt that shows off your tits so I have something to entertain me if I get bored.”

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122. “Of course happy couples fight! Two strong minds coming together are never going to agree on everything, and it’s healthy to express those feelings. But what we had to learn was that it was the way we were expressing our feelings that wasn’t healthy. Shouting doesn’t make anyone feel better. Storming off doesn’t fix any problems.”

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123. “And girls do want boys who are interesting. Girls want the shy geeks who know everything and have big hands and good teeth and say sweet things.”

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124. “He bent, pressing his mouth to my knuckles, eyes closed. It felt like worship.”

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125. “I realize that finding the perfect person isn’t going to be easy for me because I’m a lot to take,” she says, “but I’m not going to change just so that I’m more datable. At the end of the day, being myself is enough. I’m enough.”

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126. “Time. I knew well enough that time numbed certain things.”

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127. “Ea imi oferise prietenia, eu ii doream copul. Ea imi oferise corpul, eu doream sa-i stiu gandurile. Ea imi oferise gandurile, eu ii doream inima .”

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128. “I sucked on her neck, closing my eyes and wondering if she’d let me mark her there, so I could see it tomorrow. So everyone could.”

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129. “See, the problem with boobs is if you have big ones, you can never look thin. You get these burns on your shoulders from bra straps, and your back hurts. And unless you’re using them for their intended purpose, they’re always in the way.” “In the way of what? My hands? My face? Don’t you blaspheme in here.” He looked up to the sky. “She didn’t mean it, Lord. Promise.”

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130. “I loved you,” he says. “I have always loved you. There was never anyone but you for me, you knew that.”

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131. “Anyone who says money can’t solve problems has always had money.” She lifted.”

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132. “I used to wonder what it felt like to stand in the middle of a cyclone, a tornado, at the epicenter of an earthquake. Once or twice, when Tyler had bruised my feelings without any awareness of it, I would think, These emotions are tiny. Imagine standing right there when the entire Earth rumbles. I wonder whether what’s happening inside me is simply a smaller version of a tropical storm: everything is being blown around and upended.”

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133. “I’m the human equivalent of a fart that clears the room.”

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134. “You are an exceptional human, with depth and heart. Don’t let anyone–or anything–dim that light inside you.”

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135. “I generally want to commit a felony when I see him. I’m not sure that’s a sign of romantic compatibility.”

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136. “I think I would have been delusional to think I could ever get this lucky.”

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137. “I’M HIDING IN the bathroom, crying on the toilet,” she said when Fizzy answered an hour later. Jess’s friend barked out a laugh and an “Aww, I love it when you ignore boundaries. Usually that’s my wheelhouse.”

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138. “My brain is such a traitorous beast.”

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139. “I hated her so much in that moment. I hated that she was right and I was wrong, and I hated that she was forcing me to make a choice. I hated how much I wanted her, most of all.”

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140. “Hasn’t my mother warned you that I’ve never been good at sharing?”

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141. “Your smile is weird,” Ed says when I reach him. “Like you’re farting.“... “Do you want to sit inside or outside?” He points to my stomach. “Maybe outside, better air circulation?”

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142. “Admissions make feelings intensify simply because they are given space to breathe. Admissions lead to love, and admitting love is like tying yourself to a train track.”

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143. “Those of us who aren’t summoned by the Dark Mark consider honesty to be a virtue.”

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144. “As soon as we open our hearts up to love, we show the universe the easiest way to break them in half.”

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145. “I’ve never met anyone like her, as strong-willed as me and yet, just handing me everything, letting me take her apart one touch at a time.”

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146. “He’s the one who taught me what love looked like and felt like and then taught me it’s a lie. I have never been able to come back from that.”

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147. “I wanted to slap him, and then pull him up by his shirt and lick his neck.”

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148. “Hesitating, he says, “But it has to be more than that.” “What do you mean, ‘more than that’? I’m not going to wear a thong.” “No, just – ” He runs an exasperated hand through his hair. “It’s not only about me being with someone hot now.” Wait, what? Hot?”

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149. “It reminds me of going to a seafood buffet with Dad when he took me to a conference in New Orleans. Dad got this intensely focused look on his face. Don’t eat the filler, he said, meaning breadsticks, tiny sandwiches, even the beautiful, tiny-but-flavorless cakes. Dad made a beeline for the crab legs, crawdads, and seared tuna. Breathless small talk right now would be breadsticks.”

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150. “Sometimes I wonder if we should just be friends, so that I don’t have to worry about ever losing him.”

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