Top 500 Nitya Prakash Quotes (2026 Update)
Page 6 of 10

251. “You have to be willing to kiss the storm to taste the rain.”

— Nitya Prakash

252. “If you hold the key to their heart, don’t use it to open someone else’s lock.”

— Nitya Prakash

253. “That awkward moment when you’re trying to get over someone you have never dated.”

— Nitya Prakash

254. “That little dance I do each night, tossing in my bed from side to side, when your words like an enchanting flute, play in my head!”

— Nitya Prakash

255. “Perhaps the truth lies in how people treat you at their worst, not yours.”

— Nitya Prakash

256. “Life is too short to live with a broken heart.”

— Nitya Prakash

257. “Advice to my unborn daughter: Don’t believe him when he tells you he only gets so angry because he cares.”

— Nitya Prakash

258. “Having everyone doesn’t make you feel everything. Simply having one person who makes us feel like we’re not missing out on anything is enough.”

— Nitya Prakash

259. “I write for those that have no voice, for the silent ones who’ve been damaged beyond repair; I write for the broken child within me...”

— Nitya Prakash

260. “And because I believe I deserve that much, I can’t settle for less.”

— Nitya Prakash

261. “I need very little, but I need that little very much.”

— Nitya Prakash

262. “There are empty spaces in her that you must consume, before they get filled up with love for solitude.”

— Nitya Prakash

263. “It’s weird to have a lot in common with the person you hate.”

— Nitya Prakash

264. “Healing is painful because you have to revisit the wound.”

— Nitya Prakash

265. “I write these things so some feel understood, less alone and less afraid.”

— Nitya Prakash

266. “Instead of flowers gifted her rare books.”

— Nitya Prakash

267. “Do you ever just look at your mom and it hits you like damn she really deserves the world?!”

— Nitya Prakash

268. “You don’t have to announce on Facebook when you’re taking a Facebook break. There’s nobody you need to apply for leave to, and nobody really cares that much for you.”

— Nitya Prakash

269. “Every tear has a story!”

— Nitya Prakash

270. “People splurge. I hoard second-hand books.”

— Nitya Prakash

271. “You kept melting in the arms of those who never learned how to hold you!”

— Nitya Prakash

272. “I don’t know why I’m so cold and broken up about this but I know the icebergs never meant to hurt the titanic, they were just lonely.”

— Nitya Prakash

273. “If life has taught me anything it’s that when you hear “with all due respect”, somebody’s about to get disrespected.”

— Nitya Prakash

274. “Depression is watching the stopped clock every day but never having courage to fix it.”

— Nitya Prakash

275. “Never forget we live in a reality where someone can be having an ongoing imaginary conflict with you in their mind. The whole time it’s completely one-sided and you are utterly oblivious to it.”

— Nitya Prakash

276. “I like to look at people’s hands. The lines drawn, the color of their skin. All beautifully different. Not one is raised or taught the same.”

— Nitya Prakash

277. “Often you reach a point in life where you begin to react to things too much or not at all. If you’re at that state, double guard yourself.”

— Nitya Prakash

278. “The only link between my experience as an employee and that of an entrepreneur is all in one word: Passion.”

— Nitya Prakash

279. “You think what I said to you was hurtful? You should hear the things I kept to myself.”

— Nitya Prakash

280. “India is a country where people take seconds and Judges take years to judge anyone.”

— Nitya Prakash

281. “You remind me of the way in wars people would burn their own cities to the ground so no one else can have them.”

— Nitya Prakash

282. “I’m disappointed that we never got to finish writing our happily ever after, but I’ll never be angry. I’ll never hate you, and I’ll never be dishonest about my emotions. God gave me this amazing opportunity to love. It brought me to so many beautiful places, taught me so much about life and gave me memories I’ll cherish forever.”

— Nitya Prakash

283. “In any relationship, there is this moment when a person who was a part of you just an instant ago becomes a surrealistically familiar stranger. After that moment, inertia and denial can only delay the inevitable.”

— Nitya Prakash

284. “The last time I didn’t miss you was the day before I knew you existed.”

— Nitya Prakash

285. “We teach through our actions, we inspire through our silence.”

— Nitya Prakash

286. “Time will sweep us away, but our words will remain long after we settle into the dark.”

— Nitya Prakash

287. “I act through the day like you don’t matter anymore, till my tired bones refuse to carry it to bed. And there the pretense lies crestfallen as tears soaking the pillow, till morning makes it invisible again.”

— Nitya Prakash

288. “I survive on quiet, chaos is too destructive.”

— Nitya Prakash

289. “If you have to ask me if I’m okay, then I’m not.”

— Nitya Prakash

290. “Come be brave with me.”

— Nitya Prakash

291. “You know she is the one when she makes you write.”

— Nitya Prakash

292. “Fall in love and you’ll know how easy it is to be jealous.”

— Nitya Prakash

293. “I’m trying this new thing where I try to be happy even when I feel like everything’s falling apart and nothing is going the way I expected.”

— Nitya Prakash

294. “It’s never too late to tell yourself all the things you needed to hear as a child but didn’t.”

— Nitya Prakash

295. “My phone’s in my hand almost every second of the day so if you think I’m ignoring you I probably am.”

— Nitya Prakash

296. “You mostly make a fool of yourself when you try to show you care less to see if they would care for you more, but somehow they just start ignoring you completely.”

— Nitya Prakash

297. “The quickest way to see if someone really cares about you is do better than them and see how they react.”

— Nitya Prakash

298. “I love it when I hug someone, and just when I’m about to let go. They hug me even tighter.”

— Nitya Prakash

299. “The difference between a child and an adult getting their haircut is that the child will cry during it. The adult will wait till afterwards.”

— Nitya Prakash

300. “I went for a walk in your mind. It led me to your heart.”

— Nitya Prakash