Top 200 Kristen Callihan Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Music can be your friend when you have none, your lover when you’re needy. Your rage, your sorrow, your joy, your pain. Your voice when you’ve lost your own. To be a part of that, to be the soundtrack of someone’s life, is a beautiful thing. – Killian James, lead singer and guitarist, Kill John.”

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2. “Force it and you’ll lose. Patience and persistence is how you win in life. Take your time, look for the solution, and if it doesn’t come to you, fall back, reassess, and try again.”

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3. “You’re it. My present, my future, my everything.”

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4. “Just know I’m with you. Even when I’m far away, I’m with you.”

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5. “The truth is, I don’t know what I want to “be.” Oh, I have a list of life wants: happiness, security, excitement, and making enough money that I can travel whenever I want. But shouldn’t I have an idea of how I’m going to live my life? Isn’t that the way it’s supposed to go?”

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6. “It need not be the same thing every day. But I’ve come to the realization that denying ourselves daily joy is to live a half life. And where is the fun in that?”

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7. “Time has a way of fading the sharp edges of a person’s image.”

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9. “If the eyes are the windows to the soul, the voice is its song. You can tell a great deal about a man by listening to him.”

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10. “If life has taught me anything it’s to appreciate what you’ve got. Take something for granted and it could be gone before you even realized what you had.”

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11. “Perfection is a myth. I’m not remotely perfect. If you love someone, you have to be willing to accept the flaws as well.”

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12. “Just the tip, sweetheart.” He nudges against me, slipping along my wetness, as I whimper. His voice goes dark. “Just for a second.”

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13. “He’d die for her, but she would kill for him.”

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14. “You are my greatest weakness because I have no defense when it comes to you.”

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15. “My chatty girl has no idea what she’s gotten herself into. Because I’m not letting her go.”

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16. “If you want only one woman, the rest is just noise.”

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17. “There is a fine line between persistence and being a pest, my lord.”

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18. “There is one absolute truth. The sum of my existence equals you.”

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19. “Cursing is a sign of intelligence and those who do it frequently are both happier and healthier than the poor repressed souls who keep it all in.”

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20. “I’m crazy about you, Ivy. You have to know that. I’m so lost in you, I don’t ever want to find my way back.”

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21. “Oh, please, I never get sick. I’ve had my flu shot.” I roll my eyes and snort, which really isn’t advisable with a stuffed nose. “And have the immune system of a god,” he adds.”

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22. “You are the happiness I never realized I needed.”

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23. “I’ve been waiting two years for you to see me.”

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24. “She is dangerous because I cannot control her. And she is utterly beautiful, like molten glass that tempts you to touch even though you know you’ll be burned.”

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25. “You’re acting like a mother hen.” Which I love. “Cluck, cluck,” he deadpans.”

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26. “I love you, Stella. I don’t want to go through this life without you.”

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27. “A fine pickle we are in.” “A fine pickle? An Americanism?” “Yes. Ten years there and my language is polluted.”

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28. “There isn’t anyone I want to be around more than you. You occupy my thoughts, haunt my dreams. I can no more stay away from you than I can try to keep my heart from beating.”

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29. “I’ve lived my whole life denying myself what I truly want. And yet I cannot turn from you. Haven’t you realized it yet? I am yours. I will always be yours, whether I touch you or not.”

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30. “What’s green and smells like pork?” Relieved that he’s engaging, I have to bite my lip to keep from grinning. “What?” “Kermit’s finger.” “Eew.” I laugh as I bat his arm. “That is vile.”

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31. “I said I wouldn’t push you, and I meant it. But one day, Chess, you’re going to feel safe enough to let go. And I’m going to be there to catch you when you fall.”

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32. “You are the gift I never saw coming.”

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33. “I’m thinking of Anna, who kissed my bruises with a tenderness that made my heart flip over in my chest before she sucked my cock until I lost my mind. Anna who, with her plain speaking and fierce declarations, gave me back a piece of my pride. Anna, who still won’t kiss me on the mouth or let me kiss hers.”

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34. “If you want this baby, then we’ll learn as we go. If you don’t – ” He kisses me again. “Then I’ll hold your hand every step of the way.”

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35. “I will always want you. Because that’s how it is when you find your forever.”

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36. “Mama always said a man was led by his stomach and his cock,” she says from the rocking chair at my side, while she idle strums her guitar. “It was just a matter of figuring out which one needs the most appeasing at the moment.”

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37. “And I don’t want anyone but you. It doesn’t matter if we’re a thousand miles apart or right next to each other, I will always want you. Because that’s how it is when you find your forever.”

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38. “What do you call a cow with no legs?” I caress his waist where muscles ripple. “What?” “Ground beef.”

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39. “Beautiful,” I croak past the lump in my throat. “You’re beautiful.” I know with an eerie calm that I’ll never see anything or anyone more stunning in my life. Everything has changed. Everything.”

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40. “Tell me again that I’m a bad bet. Because I can’t wait to prove you wrong.”

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41. “I’m having inappropriate thoughts of running off with it.” I tell her solemnly. “And selling it.” “There’s the little thief I know.” “I’d give most of the money to charity.” She doesn’t look convincing. “Now, now, don’t try to Robin Hood it,” I tease. “It messes with my mental image of your mercenary ways.”

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42. “I’m in pain now, actual physical pain – in my balls, my abs, my chest. Everything aches with a throbbing persistence, wrought from self-denial. I want this woman more than anything I’ve ever wanted in my life. But I want to keep her. I have no idea how to keep anyone close to me. Because I have no idea how to expose my heart.”

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43. “This guy makes my head spin. He’s just so reasonable. I don’t have any defense against it. Against him and his damn sexy self. Damn it.”

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44. “God, that voice. I’ve been trying to ignore it because it’s the kind of voice that can pull you under, make you lose your train of thought. Low and deep and powerful. He talks, and it’s a melody.”

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45. “She’s not my type, “he says with a sniff. “You actually have a type?” It comes out before I can stop it. “Yes,” he drawls. “Quiet, dignified, and discreet.” “Lie.”

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46. “But I can only lie against him, draped over his solid body like a sweaty girl blanket, and just drift.”

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47. “Stardust, he’d called them, those glorious freckles that were sprinkled over her arms and shoulders.”

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48. “Oh,” says Fi in an expansive voice, “I know them well.” She grins, all cheeky, her brows waggling. “They bracket Victory Lane on the road to Cocksville.”

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49. “Truth is, we all project a false front to the world, peppering our social media pages with witty words and silly emoticons. Life narrowed down to 140 characters, staged selfies, and tirades over opinion posts. Life lived for the approval of the masses, all while tearing strangers down for the slightest misstep.”

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50. “You’re my reason, the answer to all questions.”

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