Top 250 Liz Tomforde Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “I’m sorry someone let you believe you were hard to love, because, Blue, it’s the easiest thing I’ve ever done.” I shake my head.”

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152. “I remember all too well.”

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153. “Travis nudges my shoulder. “So, who is she?” On this day, where everything feels like a sign, I don’t hesitate when I say, “My future wife.”

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154. “Just like I’ve never been someone’s joy, I’ve also never been someone’s best.”

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155. “What I’m trying to say is that my brother deserves the world and for him, you are the world.”

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156. “There’s this nagging part of me that’s questioning whether the homesickness I’ve felt for years now has been for Boston or if it’s actually been for her.”

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157. “Ryan doesn’t look up at me, but I can’t stop my wandering eye from falling over him as he eats. He really is a beautiful man.”

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158. “I once assumed I didn’t have anyone there to celebrate the good moments with, and I couldn’t have been more wrong. I’ve had these guys the whole time.”

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159. “This is practically a how-to manual on how to please a woman. How are more men not reading these?”

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160. “I never had to beg for your attention, and I’m not sure you’ll ever fully understand how safe that became for me, knowing you were giving it to me willingly. I never had to ask you to see me, to understand me, and I’m sorry that I haven’t allowed you to be able to say the same. But I promise you, Isaiah, now that my eyes have been opened, I can’t keep them off you.”

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161. “When it comes to Isaiah Rhodes, my favorite thing to do is to humble him.”

— Liz Tomforde

162. “I love that dress on you, baby.” “Thank you. It’s – ” “Take it off.”

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163. “I want the comfort of privacy, but I want her to be with me while I have it.”

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164. “Oh, Indy.” She places her hand on top of mine, the both of us watching Ryan and Sarah. “That man loves you. That right there is quiet love.”

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165. “That’s when I realized no one had ever loved me enough to stick around.”

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166. “You’ve never gotten a say in your own life, and the last thing I’m going to do is take that away from you again. Every option is yours, Kenny. Whatever you want to do, I will be your biggest supporter. But I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t allow you the space to fulfill your goals, to live up to everything you’ve worked so hard for.”

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167. “Slipping my foot between hers, I nudge her feet apart to find a new addition to her shoes. Right there, inside of the left ankle is an embroidered basketball with my number and a heart stitched into the center of it.”

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168. “No one else draws their hearts like this, so every time I see one, I know it’s you. That’s why I like them so much.”

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169. “Call me old-fashioned, I don’t care, but I have yet and will not let her open her own door.”

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170. “Well, you can’t.” I swallow hard. “And neither can I. You were supposed to teach me how to be a man, Dad, and I truly hate the things I learned from you.”

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171. “It could be negative twenty, and I’ll hold an iced coffee in my hand while I wear my winter gloves.”

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172. “Friends are the family you choose, and I’ve got to say, I’ve got the best family a guy could ask for.”

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173. “I spent years complaining about being the single one of the group, the odd man out. But even though I was the last one, how lucky am I that I got a front-row seat to watch each of my best friends fall in love?”

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174. “Because I’m going to kiss you and when we listen to next year’s playlist, I want this song to be on there so we can rewind it back however many times we want to and remember this.”

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175. “These girls are practically my sisters, and there’s no question that these guys have become my brothers. I spent years complaining about being the single one of the group, the odd man out. But even though I was the last one, how lucky am I that I got a front-row seat to watch each of my best friends fall in love?”

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176. “There’s nothing desperate about going after what you want most in life.”

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177. “You want to be chosen first? Well, so do I. So, choose me.”

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178. “I loved sleeping with him, and I like the confidence he gives me.”

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179. “She has been my favorite person since I was twelve, and fifteen years later, that hasn’t changed.”

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180. “Yeah, Hal. I still know you. And you still know me. Better than anyone.”

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181. “It’s always been only for you.”

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182. “Maybe he had his reasons.” “There’s no reason to abandon your kids.”

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183. “Good for you. And I don’t want your autograph.” Her tone is entirely unimpressed. “What I was going to ask is, are you ready for me to give you your exit row briefing?”

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184. “But let me make this clear, when it comes to her, I have no issue ruining my reputation. I will burn the world down to protect her and I’ll proudly wave the match, so everyone knows I’m the one who did it.”

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185. “You’ve been taking care of my heart, Mills, and I’ve been taking care of yours.”

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186. “That Disney princess you’ve got at home is getting you all emotional.”

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187. “When I went to use his shower this morning, I came out to a copy of today’s Times with the crossword puzzle pulled out and already folded for me.”

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188. “Before him, loneliness was comfortable. It was the only thing I knew. Entertaining myself any way I could find. Trying to convince myself that I was okay with going through life that way.”

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189. “I bet she’d know how to make him feel better when he’s sick. I’m sure she would’ve been able to get him to stop crying in the parking lot. She’s most likely a lawyer or a doctor. Even worse, she’s probably a pediatrician who owns a lot of cardigans and comes from a giant family who would love to welcome those two into their fold.”

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190. “I would’ve followed you anywhere, but you never asked.”

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191. “I believe in love, but I’m a realist. You could love someone with your entire being, but it doesn’t guarantee they’ll love you in return. It’s a gamble, and I don’t like to make bets I might lose.”

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192. “I just want to be around her. Everything quiets when she’s around.”

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193. “This is what I want. This life together. The three of us. You keep me grounded, Kai, and I’ll keep you wild.”

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194. “Hope is a dangerous thing, and I learned to stop hoping a while ago.”

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195. “You’ve got the house. You’ve got the girl. What’s next?”

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196. “I like that he lets me see hidden sides to him.”

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197. “I don’t like the term ‘settling down.’ I didn’t settle for anything. I simply stopped running when the two best boys I know caught me.”

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198. “You have every right to hate me, Hal. You have every right to believe that I forgot about you, but I didn’t. Not one day went by that I didn’t think of you. You were everywhere. In the music I listened to. In the house I live in. I tried to compare every single person I met to you, but there was no comparison. And I will spend the rest of my life regretting leaving you behind all those years ago.”

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199. “Call it irrational all you want. I know it’s not logical. Anxiety doesn’t produce rational thoughts. It creates worst-case scenarios and acknowledging that still doesn’t change the fact that anxiety takes over my entire body and mind, making me unable to focus on anything else.”

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200. “Stevie specifically said it wasn’t a date. Like multiple times.” Maddison squints through the phone screen. “So, your table being set with candles and flowers is because this isn’t a date?”

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