Top 400 Tarryn Fisher Quotes (2025 Update)
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351. “I marvel at how yearning can make you disintegrate.”

— Tarryn Fisher

352. “Engagement pictures made me want to vomit – especially when they were taken on railroad tracks. I always pictured Thomas the Train rolling over them, his smiley blue face beaded with their blood.”

— Tarryn Fisher

353. “Love was sacrificing your selfish nature for someone you were more committed to than yourself.”

— Tarryn Fisher

354. “Why didn’t you just ask?” “Because I don’t do that. Asking questions is at the forefront of developing relationships.”

— Tarryn Fisher

355. “He taught me love, and then inevitably, he taught me loss.”

— Tarryn Fisher

356. “I want your babies, and your anger, and your cold blue eyes.”

— Tarryn Fisher

357. “Since when did it become easier to be crazy than cheated on, you know? It’s just nicer to be crazy than to be unloved. What.”

— Tarryn Fisher

358. “It’s painful when you remember good things about the person who broke your heart. It’s better to remember the things you hated, if only to keep the anger stronger than the sadness. He.”

— Tarryn Fisher

359. “Art is the war against what we do not choose to feel. It’s the battle of color, words, sound, and shape, and it rages for or against love.”

— Tarryn Fisher

360. “How often do we lie to ourselves and say we don’t care about something when we do?”

— Tarryn Fisher

361. “It feels like parts of me keep being taken; eaten by disease, hacked off, snapped in two.”

— Tarryn Fisher

362. “Silas grins. “I don’t know myself well, but I can tell I have a lot of game.”

— Tarryn Fisher

363. “Did she love me? I’d never know because I’d never ask. That was the thing about pride, it shortsighted our hearts.”

— Tarryn Fisher

364. “Their story will never be over. She’s married, you know? So, technically you have some time to make your husband fall in love with you.”

— Tarryn Fisher

365. “Redhead marrying, amnesia getting, bastard!”

— Tarryn Fisher

366. “Do I look like I need to drink diet?”

— Tarryn Fisher

367. “Of course I want to, but I would look like a bad person if I didn’t object at all.”

— Tarryn Fisher

368. “It’s like jumping backwards into a snowdrift and not knowing how deeply you’re going to sink.”

— Tarryn Fisher

369. “Because I’m not brave enough to change with everyone watching me. I want to do it alone. I want it to be real.”

— Tarryn Fisher

370. “You are going to destroy me, you know that?’ I knew.”

— Tarryn Fisher

371. “That’s why you never smile. You’d be a better man if you drank coffee.”

— Tarryn Fisher

372. “Wanting someone to notice you all the while praying no one does.”

— Tarryn Fisher

373. “I’ve grown attached to my broken heart. I think I’ll keep it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

374. “Didn’t he know that once words were out, they stuck in people’s minds like barbs?”

— Tarryn Fisher

375. “Be bold about your right to be loved.”

— Tarryn Fisher

376. “Hurt of this magnitude is like menopause,” Phyllis tells me. I’ve just wiped my nose with one of the hats. She takes it from me and hands me a tissue. “Comes in hot flashes. Just when you feel like you can’t take it anymore, it passes for a bit. But it comes back, boy does it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

377. “I think it’s hard for you to fall in love because you like control, and you can’t control what another person does or feels, so you keep all your cards.”

— Tarryn Fisher

378. “You have one lousy dream, and you think you’re destined for coloring book greatness.”

— Tarryn Fisher

379. “Dreams are plans; they get your heart moving, and once your heart gets moving, your brain will follow.”

— Tarryn Fisher

380. “The minute I started freely loving Nick he left me.”

— Tarryn Fisher

381. “It’s okay to talk to yourself here; I saw someone else doing it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

382. “Because if they’re right about their belief system, there is an ultimate judge anyway, isn’t there? We don’t need human judges.”

— Tarryn Fisher

383. “I think of myself as being perfectly photoshopped. If I started scraping at the layers of what I’m suppressing – what I’ve put a pretty picture over – things would start looking pretty ugly.”

— Tarryn Fisher

384. “She walked like a woman who knew she had the world staring at her breasts.”

— Tarryn Fisher

385. “Timing is everything when you’re about to tell someone you dreamed him into your heart.”

— Tarryn Fisher

386. “My heart is asleep. We.”

— Tarryn Fisher

387. “Nunca puedes dejar de ver lo que reconoces como una parte de ti mismo.”

— Tarryn Fisher

388. “I was not a face. I was tired of being called pretty. I was tired of people seeing my potential. I could be whoever I wanted to be, and for now, that was a bartender.”

— Tarryn Fisher

389. “I’d do it again just to show you I’d do it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

390. “Fighting was the sandpaper that smoothed out the first years of a relationship. Sure, there was still plenty of lifelong grit after that, but the fighting stripped everything down, let the other person know what was important to you.”

— Tarryn Fisher

391. “He made my truth light and funny without diminishing the importance of it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

392. “You have that thing about you that changes other people.”

— Tarryn Fisher

393. “Silas baked me a cake for my birthday. It was awful. I think he forgot the eggs. But it was the most beautiful chocolate failure I’ve ever seen. I was so happy that I didn’t even make a gag face when I ate a slice. But, oh god, it was so bad. Best boyfriend ever.”

— Tarryn Fisher

394. “It’s become a cycle we’re unfortunately comfortable with. The longer you stay in an unhealthy relationship, the more druglike it becomes. You’re willing to deal with the side effects because they’re predictable. You can trust the bad in a way you can’t trust the unknown.”

— Tarryn Fisher

395. “If what she is saying is true, then the rest of the world is numb, and we who suffer from ailments of the psyche are the ones who are more advanced in nature. We see the decaying of society, the neglect of morals and human decency: the school shootings, the crimes humans commit against one another, the crimes we commit against ourselves; and we react to them in a way that is more intense than everyone else. Yes, I think. Yes, this is the truth.”

— Tarryn Fisher

396. “An invisible hand cracks open my jaw and pours fear down my throat. I choke on it.”

— Tarryn Fisher

397. “Caleb had been my imperfection, with his slightly Americanized British accent, and the way he could play any sport and quote any philosopher. He was such a mix of class and jock, romance and jerk, it made me crazy.”

— Tarryn Fisher

398. “Wolves know when they’re being raised by bears.”

— Tarryn Fisher

399. “I laugh and go back to looking at my magazine. Actually, it’s not really a magazine. It’s a math journal, because I’m super cool like that.”

— Tarryn Fisher

400. “Everyone should have someone who cares enough.”

— Tarryn Fisher