Top 500 Colleen Hoover Quotes (2024 Update)
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451. “Why the hell does luck exist if I’m not supposed to push it?” I.”

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452. “All I care about is you. Being with you every day. Seeing you every day. I’m not finished falling in love with you yet.”

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453. “Heartbreak builds character.”

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454. “It’s odd when your best friend has an even better best friend.”

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455. “How can a fifteen-year old girl defend her love when that love is dismissed by everyone? It’s impossible to defend yourself against inexperience and age. And maybe they’re right. Maybe we don’t know love like an adult knows love, but we sure as hell feel it.”

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456. “You’re a sacrificer. I don’t even know if that’s a real word, but that’s what you are. You do things you don’t want to do to make life better for the people around you. Like being the designated driver. That doesn’t make you boring. It makes you a hero.”

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457. “He looks at me, completely defeated. ‘I love you’, he says quietly, shaking his head. ‘I always have. No matter how much you wish I didn’t’.”

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458. “She’s like a light, unwittingly brightening up the darkest corners of a man’s soul.”

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459. “I press my lips to hers with such delicacy; I want her to feel everything she’s ever deserved to feel at the hands of someone else. She deserves to feel beautiful. She deserves to feel important. She deserves to feel cared for. She deserves to feel respected. She deserves to feel like there’s at least one other person in this world who accepts her for exactly who she is.”

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460. “You know, you can tell a lot about a person by their taste in music.”

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461. “I’ll love you forever. Even when I can’t.”

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462. “I don’t feel lost in him at all, because it’s the first time I’ve ever felt like someone truly found me.”

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463. “My mother was put through the most maddening, painful, tragic event of her life. Yet, as always, she put me first. Before her anger, her grief, the betrayal. She did everything she could to shield me from the truth, even if that meant unfairly taking the blame.”

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464. “Trust your gut. Not your heart, because it’s a people pleaser, and not your brain, because it relies too heavily on logic.”

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465. “I don’t even want to be with anyone if there’s even a remote possibility that there’s a third party at play. Love should be between two people, and if it isn’t, I’d rather bow out than take part in the race.”

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466. “I do what I can to avoid people most of the time, and not because I’m afraid they’ll stare at my scars. I avoid them because they don’t stare. The second people notice me, they look away just as fast, because they’re afraid to appear rude or judgmental. Just once it would be nice if someone looked me in the eyes and held my stare. It’s been so long since that’s happened.”

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467. “I find that comforting – that being alone with me in the room still feels like being alone to him.”

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468. “As soon as he comes into view, I lose the war. The war I didn’t even know I was fighting. It doesn’t happen often, but when I do find a guy attractive, it’s better when it happens with a person I want it to happen with.”

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469. “I wonder what people do when they have no place to go and no place to be.”

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470. “Sometimes it’s easy to forget how much you miss people until you see them again.”

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471. “Love. Love is not found. Love finds.”

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472. “Her lips are in close proximity to mine, so of course I have to kiss them.”

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473. “Love is real and sometimes it’s ugly and you just have to learn how to cope.”

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474. “And every time you look in the mirror, you don’t have the right to hate what you see. because you survived when a lot of people don’t get that lucky.”

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475. “Finalmente alcanzamos la orilla.”

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476. “People can’t always control who their circumstances turn them into.”

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477. “And I hold her for so long, I have no idea if it’s still November 9th anymore or if it’s the 10th now. But the date doesn’t matter, because I’m going to love her through every single one of them.”

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478. “Remember a few months ago when I told you sometimes we have to have really bad days in order to keep the good ones in perspective?” I think I nod. I can’t really feel my body anymore. “Well, this is one of the good days. This is one of the really good days.”

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479. “That emptiness is being replaced with heat and flutters and heartbeats, and I hate it because it feels like I’ve just pinpointed what has caused me to feel so empty these past few weeks. Jonah. Sometimes when we’re alone, he looks at me in a way that makes me feel empty when he looks away. It’s a feeling I’ve never gotten when Chris looks at me. This realization scares me to death.”

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480. “I’d rather trust the versions of ourselves we don’t remember than trust people who don’t know us at all.”

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481. “I was too mad. I’m not even sure who I’m mad at. I just kept thinking about our country and the whole world and how screwed up it is that people don’t do more for each other.”

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482. “I didn’t know hearts could literally ache like this. It hurts so much I want to reach inside and rip it out of my chest so I’ll never feel this again.”

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483. “I smile, loving how his words feel against my skin. Inside my heart.”

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484. “I’m content with the direction in which my life is headed, and I know if I obsess over the past, that obsession will only serve to anchor me in a place I am more than ready to move on from.”

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485. “For six years we lived in this perfect world where adults are always right and bad things don’t happen don’t happen to good people. Then, in the span of a minute, you were taken and everything we knew turned out to be this false image of life that our parents had built for us. We realized that day that even adults do horrible things.”

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486. “If I knew birthday presents made her this excited, I would have bought her one the day I met her. And every day since then.”

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487. “Write it all down. Everything you want to remember about him. You’ll be surprised how soon you start to forget everything.”

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488. “What do you do when you’re bored? You don’t have internet or TV. Do you just sit around all day and think about how hot I am?”

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489. “Break in the sun till the sun breaks down, And death shall have no dominion.” – Dylan Thomas.”

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490. “Maybe the grand gestures don’t matter nearly as much as all the inconsequential things between the two main characters.”

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491. “I’m the awkward writer who posts a picture of my book and says, “It’s an okay book. There are words in it. Read it if you want.”

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492. “Having depression is no more out of your control than Sagan’s intolerance to milk, or Utah’s pale skin, or Honor’s bad vision. It’s nothing to be embarrassed about. But it’s not something you can ignore or correct on your own. And it doesn’t make you abnormal. It makes you just as normal as these idiots,” he says, waving toward everyone else.”

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493. “After a while, I began to notice that the good moments with Brad began to outweigh all the sadness. The sadness that was my life became the moments, and my happiness with Brad became my life.”

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494. “Avoidance sounds like such a harmless word, but that one word can cause some severe damage to a relationship. We avoided so much in our marriage, simply out of fear. We avoided communicating. We avoided talking about the challenges we faced. We avoided all the things that made us the saddest. And after time, I began to avoid the other half of my life altogether. I avoided him physically, which led to emotional avoidance, which led to a lot of feelings that were left unsaid.”

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495. “What you want to do tonight? I read Daniel’s text and respond. Sorry. Plans. WTF, puss flap!? No! Me. You. Plans. Can’t. Pretty sure I have a date. Sky? Yep. Can I come? Nope. Can I be your date next Saturday, then? Sure, babe. Can’t wait, sugar.”

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496. “She laughs and rushes to me, throwing her arms around my neck. “You’re the best, most understanding boyfriend in the whole wide world.” I hug her back and sigh. “No, I’m not. I’m the most whipped boyfriend in the whole wide world.”

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497. “I hold still against her, taking one final look at this amazing, beautiful girl beneath me. “You’re the greatest thing that’s ever happened to my life,” I whisper.”

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498. “I didn’t marry you just for the good years. I didn’t marry you just for the amazing chemistry we have. And I’d be foolish to think our marriage could last an eternity without a few tough moments. So, while this year has been our toughest yet, I know one thing with complete certainty. I love you more this year than any year that came before it.”

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499. “It’s weird and normal and hot and sad and strange and I don’t really want to let go.”

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500. “People make spontaneous decisions based on their hearts all the time. There’s so much more to relationships than just love.”

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