Top 250 Jewel E. Ann Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “I don’t want to imagine a time without her.”

— Jewel E. Ann

152. “Not accepting something doesn’t change the fact that it happened or that something just is. Acceptance is this illusion that we’re in control.”

— Jewel E. Ann

153. “And I’d agree. But no amount of faith can truly comfort a grieving heart that can’t make sense of such tragedy. I didn’t lose my faith, but I did feel like God sucker punched me. No epilogue. But he’s God so I’ll probably forgive him some day.”

— Jewel E. Ann

154. “What am I apologizing for? Being nice? Too generous? I should be apologizing for having the spine of a gummy bear and letting yet another man step all over me and my generosity.”

— Jewel E. Ann

155. “I don’t know where you’ll find her, or what mindset she’ll have, but I know one thing with unwavering certainty – that girl loves you like no woman has ever loved a man in the history of the world. She called you her heart. And I believed her.”

— Jewel E. Ann

156. “One is never greedy. One is independent. One can change everything.”

— Jewel E. Ann

157. “He did the unforgivable and said the unthinkable. He broke me from the inside out and left me to pick up the pieces on my own. I’m not sure I even got all the pieces. Since that day, I’ve felt emotionally wrecked with uncleaned wounds and safety pins holding together my tattered heart.”

— Jewel E. Ann

158. “Life existed in the what is, not the what was or what if.”

— Jewel E. Ann

159. “This man didn’t come here to just take care of me, he came here to take care of what means the most to me. Those who love you the most, will cherish what you cherish. They’ll nurture what makes you – you.”

— Jewel E. Ann

160. “I can’t see past the stoic expression on his face to determine if he finds the “beautiful body” sitting next to him to be as much of a magical unicorn as what Dr. Albright tries to lead him to believe. I rest my white hoof on his hand and wag my long tail, sending a rainbow of glitter in all directions.”

— Jewel E. Ann

161. “I grabbed the back of her jeans, hooking my fingers into the waist to stop her. “Hey!” Eve whipped around, and before she could say another word, I grabbed her face, grinned, and kissed her. She resisted for less than a second. After making my point, I released her. “Now you can go home and be mad,” I said before returning to the house.”

— Jewel E. Ann

162. “Maybe everything has to break before it can truly be fixed.”

— Jewel E. Ann

163. “It wasn’t until three shitloads of diarrhea were out of my mouth.”

— Jewel E. Ann

164. “Because all I wanted was to live a day at a time and figure things out one moment at a time. That’s all I wanted to do. And all I wanted to be was yours.”

— Jewel E. Ann

165. “You don’t see how ridiculous it is that your napkin standards exceed your dress-code standards for getting the mail?”

— Jewel E. Ann

166. “Their love was the most beautiful thing I had ever witnessed. If I could find a love that felt even remotely close to what they had, I knew I would be the luckiest woman in the world.”

— Jewel E. Ann

167. “We should remember people in their most beautiful moments, but we don’t. It’s the etching of ugly and pain that leaves a lasting impression.”

— Jewel E. Ann

168. “Love was not a problem to solve or a choice to make, simply an involuntary feeling that explained human existence.”

— Jewel E. Ann

169. “I’m sure there’s a lot of gray area when it comes to relationships and why we do what we do to connect, love, and navigate this crazy life.”

— Jewel E. Ann

170. “In life, there were truths and lies, and then there were intimate moments that stayed between two people. Even if what happened between Parker and Gus was wrong, it was still personal in the most private way.”

— Jewel E. Ann

171. “Nothing hurried. Surrendering to patience. Ignoring time. Living for the unknown. Embracing the unexpected.”

— Jewel E. Ann

172. “I will not be ashamed of my needs.”

— Jewel E. Ann

173. “What we had was explosive and a whirlwind of mad love. Of course a part of him will always feel like a piece of shrapnel lodged into my heart.”

— Jewel E. Ann

174. “It’s just what’s always been in my heart. You died, but I lived and so has my love for you.”

— Jewel E. Ann

175. “Sometimes the world ends and forgets to take you with it. I get it.”

— Jewel E. Ann

176. “Love is not good at chasing expectations. It thrives on acceptance.”

— Jewel E. Ann

177. “Labels shouldn’t matter. Deep down, I know this. But sometimes a label feels like validation. Validation of one’s feelings. Validation of one’s intentions.”

— Jewel E. Ann

178. “I was her now. She was my always. And I thought that would add up to forever.”

— Jewel E. Ann

179. “I would never tell you what to believe, Daniel, so please don’t tell me that my opinion is wrong. We should be allowed a few basic human rights in life: the right to decide what goes into our bodies and the right to have an opinion without feeling shamed for it.”

— Jewel E. Ann

180. “Men are dogs... they just are. They need constant praise and rewards. Women are pack mules – we work without praise for long days, recover quickly, and wake up the next day plodding right along again. No treats. No pats on the head. No belly rubs.”

— Jewel E. Ann

181. “We are human. Claiming to be infallible is risky. A professor I had in college told her students that certainty leads to nowhere except one’s demise. Sparingly use the words promise, guarantee, always, and never.”

— Jewel E. Ann

182. “All I wanted was to scoop you up in my arms and take you with me. I wanted to chase darkness where we could hide beneath the shadows of a million sunsets. If you could transcend time, why couldn’t we stop it? Why couldn’t our love be immortal?”

— Jewel E. Ann

183. “I’m sorry,” she whispers, letting her gaze drift to the floor. “For what?” “For waking the dead.”

— Jewel E. Ann

184. “I’m afraid of having everything that means nothing and nothing that means everything.”

— Jewel E. Ann

185. “So at a young age I learned that if I wanted to spend time with my dad, it was going to be under the hood or beneath a car, handing him greasy tools.”

— Jewel E. Ann

186. “Luke’s never looked at me as broken, even though I am. He’s just loved all my pieces – even the ones that have made him bleed.”

— Jewel E. Ann

187. “A lot of highly-educated people have been told what to think, therefore, they think they know it all. The other segment of the population has to figure out how to think, therefore they question everything.”

— Jewel E. Ann

188. “Parker had been to a handful of funerals in her lifetime but never had she seen something so heartbreaking as a son carrying his mother away from the casket of her daughter. She blinked back more tears as she pressed the wad of tissues to her nose.”

— Jewel E. Ann

189. “I’m sorry we feel like a lie. I’m sorry that this will hurt a lot of people we love. But, baby,” he kissed the top of my head, “I wouldn’t change what’s happened. My feelings for you are too big; they don’t leave any room for regret.”

— Jewel E. Ann

190. “Parker didn’t love him for his perfections; she loved him for his flaws that begged for a second chance – that vulnerable part of his soul searching for its place in the world. She wanted to be that place.”

— Jewel E. Ann

191. “There he goes, gathering up the pieces of me and tucking them away next to his heart. I let him because that’s where they belong.”

— Jewel E. Ann

192. “I get tattoos to remember where I’ve been, people I’ve loved, and what’s important in life.”

— Jewel E. Ann

193. “My love for you is unapologetic and forever.”

— Jewel E. Ann

194. “You risked everything for me. Your love for me knows no boundaries. You’re my someone.”

— Jewel E. Ann

195. “Life was about breaths and heartbeats. A smile. A wink. The squeeze of a hand. Sunrises and sunsets.”

— Jewel E. Ann

196. “I will love you always.” My eyes squeeze shut, forcing out a few residual tears. “Please don’t ever forget it.”

— Jewel E. Ann

197. “You’re contumacious.”

— Jewel E. Ann

198. “This is all I have to give you – me.” He lifts his shoulders and his vulnerability rips away a little piece of my heart. “A book with blank pages, weathered edges, and eraser marks, that’s what I am. I need you to paint my future, write my story in permanent marker, just like the mark you left on my heart the day we met.”

— Jewel E. Ann

199. “In this moment I’ve discovered a truth that I never thought I would believe. Fate is a real, undeniable force and not all fairytales are fictional.”

— Jewel E. Ann

200. “I wanted to prove that you desired me at that moment and black turned into an ugly gray because you so desperately wanted that release. I wanted you to acknowledge that desire is a drug and no one is immune to its effect.”

— Jewel E. Ann