Top 180 Tiffany Reisz Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “There are only two reasons why you leave someone you’re still in love with – either it’s the right thing to do, or it’s the only thing to do.”

— Tiffany Reisz

2. “Many waters cannot quench love, Nor will rivers overflow it. Song of Solomon 8: 7.”

— Tiffany Reisz

3. “I know people think erotica is just a romance novel with rougher sex. It’s not. If it’s a subgenre of anything, it’s horror. Horror? Really? Romance is sex plus love. Erotica is sex plus fear.”

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4. “The same wind that blows us off course can turn and carry us home.”

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5. “No safe word can protect the heart.”

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6. “The face you show the world isn’t always your real face,” Elle said. “You can look at someone and think you know everything about them... but you don’t. We all have masks on. Or veils.”

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7. “Kiss me, I’m horny.”

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8. “Love is never a sin. If it’s a sin it’s not love. And if it’s love it’s not a sin.”

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9. “Broken love is the most dangerous love. It will slice you open with every touch.”

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10. “I wish I could give you everything you wanted. But even a good gift is a bad gift if given at the wrong time.”

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11. “Sometimes you slay a dragon. Sometimes you cut off its head and three more grow in its place.”

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12. “Mon Dieu, the entire vanilla world has taken over my house. Fine. Both of you stay. Have tea. Turn everyone in my house boring. -Kingsley.”

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13. “Mistress Nora’s House of Ill Repute. How may I direct your cock?”

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14. “Being happy is the best revenge.”

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15. “God, I love a man with a big vocabulary.”

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16. “Chess teaches that actions have consequences and the wise man – or woman – will always look to the endgame...”

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17. “When you love someone, you sometimes make choices you don’t want to make. You do things to help them that you wish you didn’t have to do...”

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18. “But she wanted him to be in charge, so he took charge as a gift to her and because her submission was a gift to him that it gave her pleasure to give.”

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19. “You’re a priest. A Jesuit priest. And I left the house for one hour and come back, and I’ve got a girl with afterglow on my couch eating strawberries claiming my ex-lover who is not a Catholic priest gave her the best pain of her life. I can’t ever leave my house again.”

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20. “At least you know that. ‘Everything happens for a reason’ sure doesn’t cut it.” “Everything does happen for a reason. Sometimes it’s a bad reason.” “Sounds.”

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21. “At moments like this, he was lost to himself, lost in the shadows that hid beneath his heart. Rarely did he let himself go and when he did it was only with her.”

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22. “I think a gentleman respects women and doesn’t pretend to know better than his lady what is good or bad for her. I think a gentleman is brave enough to eschew the silly rules society tries to enforce on women. I think a gentleman tells the world to mind its own business and concerns himself only with what he and the lady in his life want to do together in private.”

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23. “Selfish is the name the jealous give to the free.”

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24. “She gave up her body to him, gave it up like a gift. And like a present, wrapped and given, he tore her open.”

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25. “The kiss surrounded her like air, held her up like water, supported her like the earth and burned her like fire.”

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26. “We can only sacrifice so much of ourselves in a relationship before there’s nothing left to love or be loved.”

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27. “You know, a wise man once said, ‘Pain is knowledge rushing in to fill a gap.’ ” “Pain is knowledge rushing in to fill a gap,” she repeated. “Sounds like St. Ignatius.” “Jerry Seinfeld actually.”

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28. “The king was a strong piece, of course. The most important chess piece and the most vulnerable to attack. But the queen... the queen was the most powerful chess piece. More powerful than the king. And the queen could move any way she wanted...”

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29. “Michael, Eleanor is without a doubt the most beautiful woman who has ever or will ever live. If you could take a nighttime thunderstorm and turn it into a woman, you would have a very good idea what she looks like. And a fairly good idea how she behaves as well.”

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30. “Love versus love. King, you’re comparing infinities. There is no ‘more.’ That’s not how love works. If it’s love, it’s infinite. You can’t count it.”

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31. “St. Soren, Bastard Patron Saint of Manipulation.”

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32. “Don’t confuse love with romance, young lady. Romance is beautiful, it’s a gesture, it’s a walk in a park with a pretty girl. Love is ugly sometimes. It’s a crawl into a war zone to save a friend. Romance whispers sweet nothings. Love tells painful truths. Romance gives an engagement ring. Love takes a bullet.”

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33. “You’re a good friend. Thank you for enabling my bad behavior.” “It’s what friends are for.”

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34. “The true test of love is not always ‘Will you fight for it?’ The real test of true love is often ‘Are you willing to give it up?”

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35. “You laugh as hard as you cry. And you give pain as beautifully as you take it. And when you love, you love harder than anyone I have ever known so it’s no surprise you hurt this much.”

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36. “French Vanilla,” Kingsley said. “What’s that?” “Vanilla with a strong libido and a taste for anal.” “I can see that.”

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37. “The one-drop rule had never made any sense to him. If one drop of black blood made you black, why didn’t one drop of white blood make you white? And hadn’t anyone noticed yet that everybody’s blood was red?”

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38. “I have nothing in me that you cannot break. I would let you destroy me, and then I would resurrect myself from my own ashes for the honor of being destroyed by you again.”

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39. “I warned you I like to play games.”

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40. “Love is an open wound that you hope never heals.”

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41. “Even the angels bend their ears to earth when the ‘Ode to Joy’ is performed. When you hear music so beautiful it gives you chills, those are angel wings brushing against you.”

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42. “Because there is nothing I wouldn’t do to protect you, Eleanor. Nothing I wouldn’t do to help you. And nothing I wouldn’t do to save you. Nothing.”

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43. “I love the scent of winter. I love the scent of winter enough to suffer the cold for it.”

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44. “He wore camel-colored breeches and dark brown Hessian riding boots, a snow-white shirt held together at the throat with a gold pin and a dark brown vest with little gold fleurs-de-lis embroidered on it. Kingsley looked magnificent, like a Regency-era fever dream. If Jane Austen had set eyes on Kingsley, she would never have written her genteel comedies of manner. She would have written porn.”

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45. “Twenty-five means you’re old enough to know better, young enough to do it anyway.”

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46. “Are you afraid I won’t respect you in the morning?” She grinned up at him. “Morning?” He laughed as if she’d told the most hilarious joke. “You’ll be lucky to last an hour.”

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47. “Good,” Kingsley said. “Now let’s build a kingdom.”

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48. “Kink is only sexy when done between consenting adults,” Nora said. “So don’t do any kink until you’re at least eighteen. No, twenty-one. Thirty. Thirty’s a good age to start. And do your homework. And stay in school. And don’t do drugs. God, I’m a hypocrite. Someone find me my beer. Please.”

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49. “I’m so in love with him I can’t even think straight. Which is fine since obviously I’m not straight. And neither is he.”

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50. “You’re a rich white man. Not your fault for assuming the entire world is on your side. It must seem like it most days. Usually you’d be right, but times, Mr. McQueen, are a-changing.” “That sounds like a threat.” “Sounds like Bob Dylan to me.”

— Tiffany Reisz