Being Hurt In A Relationship Quotes Novels & Stories

It's all leverage and fair game. In these si,tuations you will see some horrific “accidental” injuries with the excuse that they made me do it. It is the absolute loneliest place to be in a relationship, entombed with someone you know not to turn your back on because the certainty is for giggles they will CUT U, you can depend only on them screwing you over.

I think I am just the most unlucky, wretched person in the entire world. A thick lump of raw humiliation and grief choked my throat. *What other regular people get so easily in life—peace, safety, friendship—I have to struggle incredibly hard just to glimpse it. I can't even protect the people I love. I should never allow anyone into my life ever again, because the moment I do, they will only end up getting severely hurt or killed.*

Allowing him to pursue her meant she was interested. Thinking of her past heartbreak, Joseph warned: "Don't fall too deep too fast. In relationships, the one who cares more always gets hurt the most."

"But have you ever thought that you got into this mess because of me? I may get hurt with you, but it's only natural, right?" Coco blinked. "But if we're going to get hurt, it's better if only one of us gets hurt rather than the both of us."

I say smiling. He shakes his head, “that’s so uncalled for; are you fine, I hope their words didn’t hurt you”; I shake my head, “I didn’t care; it’s only people that are close to me that can hurt me. For example if you were the one talking about me in that manner I’ll be deeply hurt” I say

"I don’t know how it works, and I am kind of freaking out. I am afraid I might hurt her." Luke sighed deeply. "I would tell you this: love is a beautiful thing, but it's not without its challenges. There may be times when you unintentionally hurt each other, but don't let that discourage you. Instead, focus on making her happy as often as possible. By prioritizing each other’s happiness, you can create a strong and lasting bond that can weather any storm.” "I—" he scratched his neck. "I just have to make her happy, right?" Luke nodded. "As much as possible, and you’d be fine."

Was I just a piece of toy to play, for him? “You say it like you had never been hurt by the people whom had loved you. This world has created such rainbow and unicorn illusions of love, that you forget one thing —pain comes with happiness. They are not separate, just affect one differently. If you love someone and that person reciprocates it, they are bound to get hurt in the process,”

"My heart is broken." "Broken hearts can heal." "Can they?" "Yes. If you let them." "I don't know how to let mine heal." "By letting people love you." "What if they hurt me again?" "What if they don't?" "Everyone hurts me eventually." "I won't hurt you." "How do I know that?" "Because I've already lost you once. I'm not going to risk losing you again." Victoria squeezed my hand. "Jane, can I ask you something?" "What?"

“I’m not weak.” “I know you’re not,” I said softly. “I’ve never thought you were.” She turned her eyes to me then, and it felt like being slapped. The fury in them made my breath hitch. “You think you’re safe because you’re mated?” she spat. “Because you have people who protect you? You think that makes you stronger than me?” "No," I replied gently. "It doesn’t make me better. It just makes me lucky. And I wish you had the same. But hurting someone’s mother won’t fix the pain."

“After the divorce, I felt like I lost everything. He betrayed me, and I’ve never really recovered. Even now, every time I see him, all the pain rushes back.” Scarlett reached for my hand, her grip warm and reassuring. “You’re not alone. I’m here for you,” she said sincerely. “Maybe we can find a way to help you feel better. Have you considered speaking to a professional?” I shook my head. “I know I should, but I’ve never felt ready. It feels too heavy.” She held my gaze, her concern deepening. “Don’t feel pressured to share everything now. I just want you to know that whatever you're feeling, it’s valid. You have every right to feel hurt.”