Abandonment Issue Quotes Novels & Stories

"He abandoned me long ago. And now He's about to lose you too." The words carried a weight of disappointment that made Emmeline stop struggling for a moment. There was something in his tone that spoke of personal betrayal, of prayers unanswered and faith rewarded with suffering. "God doesn't abandon anyone," she whispered with tears she couldn't explain. "He's always there, even when we can't see Him. Even when we think we're alone." The man carrying her went completely still for a moment, his entire body tensing as though her words had struck a nerve.

The reporters mostly went silent as all their eyes turned on me, their phones in my face, blinding me with their flashlights, but I did not care. My gaze remained steady, staring at the eyes of everyone gathered here. The anger in me was visible through my eyes, warning them not to act stupid. “My mom never abandoned me or my father. Her absence from my life for a lot of years was a sacrifice on her path; a sacrifice that helped to preserve my life. I do not owe you all any explanation, but if any of you want to be silly and say trash about my mom, then be ready to experience the full wrath of the law.”

"He will hate you for it. He's four years old and he has lost his mother once already, and when he learns that she chose not to come back, the grief will turn into something harder." I was staring at the light. My hands, at my sides, could not move. The belt across my torso held me against the table. The strap across my forehead held my head still. "Children who experience that specific kind of abandonment," Voss continued, in the same tone, "sometimes say very extreme things. That they wish you had stayed dead. That they wish you were dead now." She paused. "You should be prepared for that possibility. And you should know that I am not inclined to disappoint a grieving child."

she whispered again just as she had narrated when she came to our Cafe. “I’m seriously dying.” And just like that, a little girl who had held on to life by burying her mother alive in her mind was expected to dig out to life. I didn’t cry, not even making effort to scream. I didn’t even see reason to hang up. I just stood there like a statue, phone pressed aggressively to my ear, heart pounding like war drums, while my past rudely storm into my almost organized present without knocking. You see, people have the thought that abandonment is not that hard, it's this one time event. A clean and unserious break.

He called Mara. "I read it thirty minutes ago," she said. The specific flatness in her voice that indicated she had encountered a legal argument she found professionally inadequate. "The abandonment claim is the weakest argument available to him. The pre-authority framework has no abandonment provision for founding sanctuary designations. The designation exists, or it does not. Non-invocation is not a legal mechanism for extinguishment in this framework. "She paused. "He knows this. His legal team knows this. The objection is designed to delay the registration hearing. Not to win it." "How long does the delay buy him?" he said.

I asked "then I'm sorry an you have no right to tell me what to do" "I'm sorry Lilly, I know I have wronged you in different ways but please I want you to terminate the contract. You're still young and single to be facing all these things which I know I'm to blame but you know nothing about the outside world. At Least get married to someone you love before getting pregnant" "Hahaha" I laughed "can you just listen to yourself" I said "just look at who is talking someone who abandoned me without turning back to look at me, so tell me since when did you start caring about me that you're telling what to do or not"

I asked with tears in my eyes. " I lost the precious thing of my life that was giving me the will to live when I didn't want to live anymore. If it wasn't for you and dad taking are of me and being by my side to take care of me I would have died and killed myself. I will always be grateful to you for being there for me and please always be there for me in the future because I don't want to feel alone, Silvia. You know I have got abandonment issue since my mother left me because I loved her more than anyone and she left me when I was seven." I tell him.

Ryan stayed silent—he refused to acknowledge what his mother said, let alone accept it! Quinn was his, and she always would be! "Think about it." At that point, Lindsay did not want to press the issue—she could only hope that Ryan understood. It was an unchanging rule that what all attachments feared was abandonment. And even if one hoped to understand, others would refuse even with the most legitimate of reason—because the damage was already done. - Quinn returned home with the medicine. She wanted to call Sam after leaving the hospital, but she realized that he would refuse to answer because of his usual stubbornness, and he would never tell her where he was anyway.

I carry out the same procedure as the previous test. No. This is a damn joke, where are the hidden cameras? My aunt is playing with me, if this is her way of getting revenge, she's succeeding because this is a terrible joke that makes me feel like I'm going to faint just thinking that I don't have just myself, but a baby. I can't be pregnant, not when Harry has abandoned me. What is abandonment? To leave something or someone alone by walking away from it or stopping taking care of it. +

“He would not leave without even saying goodbye to me.” “What is missing for you to understand that you have been abandoned, girl?” She speaks excitedly, and I can feel the anger in her voice. “He would not abandon me!” I shout back, I trust him, I trust the words he told me, I trust his promise, I won't let her slanders enter my mind.