Top 400 Tarryn Fisher Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “We are lovers, fear and I. She calls to me, and I let her in.”

— Tarryn Fisher

52. “How many times can a heart be broken before it is beyond mend? How many times can I wish to not be alive? How can one human being cause such a crack in my existence?”

— Tarryn Fisher

53. “Now that I’ve been thoroughly mind f – ked, I need a cigarette...”

— Tarryn Fisher

54. “I’m not a follower, but I’m not brave enough to be the leader either. I don’t see this as a flaw; it’s a strength, really. Leaders get burned for having strong opinions. I get to have them without the pretentious bravado.”

— Tarryn Fisher

55. “No one wants to carry someone when they’re heavy from life. I read a book about that once. A bunch of drivel about two people who kept coming back to each other. The lead male says that to the girl he keeps letting get away. I had to put the book down. No one wants to carry someone when they’re heavy from life. It’s a concept smart authors feed to their readers. It’s slow poison; you make them believe it’s real, and it keeps them coming back for more. Love is cocaine.”

— Tarryn Fisher

56. “Love is a Godgiven tool, she tells me. It screws things back in place that were loose, and it cleans out all the broken pieces that you don’t need anymore.”

— Tarryn Fisher

57. “But the truth is that the heart’s desire is a mere current against the tide of nurture and nature. You can spend your whole life swimming against it and eventually you’ll get tired and the current of genes and upbringing will pull you under.”

— Tarryn Fisher

58. “I believe in loneliness so deep and profound it has a physical presence.”

— Tarryn Fisher

59. “Handsome, fictional men were so much easier to stomach than real life ones who smelled of Christmas and looked like a Calvin Klein model.”

— Tarryn Fisher

60. “Contrast is important in life. We understand what light is because we can compare it with what we know is dark. Sweet is made sweeter after we eat something bitter. It’s the very same with sadness. And it’s important to experience sadness, to embrace it in order to truly know happiness.”

— Tarryn Fisher

61. “As far as I was concerned children had bipolar disorder. They were angry, unpredictable, emotional ambulance-sirens with pigtails, grubby hands and food-crusted mouths that twisted from smiles to frowns and back again as quick as a breath. No, thank you very much. If I wanted a three-foot warlord as my master, I’d hire a rabid monkey to do the job.”

— Tarryn Fisher

62. “That’s why writers write – to say things loudly with ink. To give feet to thoughts; to make quiet, still feelings loudly heard.”

— Tarryn Fisher

63. “You’ll be surprised what someone is able to handle given no other choice.”

— Tarryn Fisher

64. “We are all sheep, who get jobs, and have babies, and diet, and try to carve something special out for ourselves using the broken hearts, and bored minds, and scathed souls life delivered to us.”

— Tarryn Fisher

65. “Olivia is a piece of art. You have to know how to interpret her, how to see the beauty under the harsh lines of her personality.”

— Tarryn Fisher

66. “Love is illogical. You fall into it like a manhole. Then you’re just stuck. You die in love more than you live in love.”

— Tarryn Fisher

67. “I was a relationship retard. I kicked, shoved, and punched people out of my life, so they never had a chance to hurt me.”

— Tarryn Fisher

68. “He was my crack. I could never get enough, and when I had him I was already thinking about when I could have him next.”

— Tarryn Fisher

69. “I take my first step and then my second, and right before the door closes, I look once more over my shoulder. Caleb is still under the tree, he winks at me, and I smile.”

— Tarryn Fisher

70. “The loss of innocence is the most severe of growing pains.”

— Tarryn Fisher

71. “My name is Leah, and I will do anything to keep my husband.”

— Tarryn Fisher

72. “I had a hand fetish. His hands were big, probably beneficial for that stupid sport he played. His were the kind of hands that made wedding rings look sexy – tan with vein lines that ran like snaking rivers to his wrist and disappeared under his sleeves.”

— Tarryn Fisher

73. “We are all pretenders in life, finding a patch of humanity that we relate to, and then embrace it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

74. “No necesitas nada de nadie, a menos que sea el tipo de amor que te elige primero, siempre.”

— Tarryn Fisher

75. “No one tells you that it hurts this much to be a grown-up. That people are so complicated they end up hurting each other to self preserve.”

— Tarryn Fisher

76. “I imagine that being wanted is the greatest feeling. A feeling that solidifies your stay in this life, justifies it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

77. “You shouldn’t have to convince anyone to choose you. There is no real choice in love.”

— Tarryn Fisher

78. “And the minute you realize that we are all pretenders is the minute everything stops intimidating you: punishment, and failure, and death. Even people. There is nothing so ingenious about another human who has pretended well. They are, in fact, just another soul, perhaps more clever, better at failing than you are. But not worth a second of intimidation.”

— Tarryn Fisher

79. “That’s the worst thing about being young. You really have no clue about all the changes that are coming. And when they come, no matter how people have warned you, you are genuinely surprised.”

— Tarryn Fisher

80. “We are all going to die, but I’m going to die first. In the very last second of my life, I will think of you. Senna.”

— Tarryn Fisher

81. “Life always keeps moving, even if it has to drag you along, kicking and screaming.”

— Tarryn Fisher

82. “Who is safe? No one. There is too much bad, too much evil in the world to ever be safe.”

— Tarryn Fisher

83. “How odd to be made of flesh, balanced on bone, and filled with a soul you’ve never met.”

— Tarryn Fisher

84. “One is a choice, and one is not.”

— Tarryn Fisher

85. “This is a fast love culture, where people fall in and out of something so sacred you wonder if it has the same meaning it did a hundred years ago.”

— Tarryn Fisher

86. “I make you vulnerable because you love me. That’s the price you pay for love, baby girl.”

— Tarryn Fisher

87. “Love comes slow, but God does it go fast.”

— Tarryn Fisher

88. “I don’t want to be someone’s ‘girl who got away.’ I want to be someone’s ’girl who’d I’d never let get away.”

— Tarryn Fisher

89. “The kiss. The kiss. The kiss. It was chocolate cake and fizzy passion and goose bumps. No one had ever kissed me like that.”

— Tarryn Fisher

90. “You couldn’t get rid of the past. You couldn’t ignore it, or bury it, or throw it over the balcony. You just had to learn to live beside it. It had to peacefully co exist with your present. If I could figure out how to do that, I could be okay.”

— Tarryn Fisher

91. “How hard we strive for happiness, and once we finally have the elusive feeling in our grasp, we hold it briefly, like water as it trickles through our fingers.”

— Tarryn Fisher

92. “It’s human nature to want to fix things. That was my first thought, actually, but you’re right. Someone should take you as you are, not have an agenda for how they want to change you.”

— Tarryn Fisher

93. “I loved him with everything in me. He taught me who I was, something I never would have known, without his deft handling of my personality.”

— Tarryn Fisher

94. “But I can’t stop thinking about the ocean. It got in my head. The roar it makes – both peaceful and angry. The way its mood changes every day. The way it washes some things away and drags some things to your feet.”

— Tarryn Fisher

95. “The thief of love was ego. How weak was love that it could not sustain insecurity? Wasn’t it supposed to do the opposite?”

— Tarryn Fisher

96. “That’s the most pathetic part of being a human, the emotions you don’t ask for or want, they just rush you anyway.”

— Tarryn Fisher

97. “And I know I’m wearing a slutty dress, and my hair is a mess, and people are looking at me. But they can’t see my heart.”

— Tarryn Fisher

98. “You are the woman I know how to love. The only woman I want to love.”

— Tarryn Fisher

99. “I’m folding my emotions like a piece of paper – a tiny square, into a tiny square, into a tiny square. When they’re folded up enough I can leave them in a corner of my mind somewhere, to be forgotten.”

— Tarryn Fisher

100. “Underneath my skin and underneath the sinewy tendons of muscle, my bones are rattling. Rrrrrra ta ta ta My marrow cries out, reminding me of who I am. I am Margo Moon.”

— Tarryn Fisher