Novel & Cerita Breaking Up For The Best Quotes

"Madam, I broke up with my girlfriend. She said I was too childish and that I always prioritized righteousness before her. She couldn't seem to accept it. Was I really wrong?" "Neither of you was wrong. It's just that your values don't align. Separating is the best outcome for you two." "Just break up. The next one will be better." "Isn't there a popular saying going around? Something like 'the happy one compromises'? Honestly, I think it makes sense. These days, the economy is suffering, and people are angrier than ever. If you want to put righteousness first, you also have to think about the people closest to you."

My deskmate couldn't help herself and leaned closer, whispering, "What's going on with them?" I cast a calm glance in their direction and replied, "We broke up, that's all." My voice wasn't loud, but it carried far enough. The table fell silent, and several heads turned toward us in surprise. "What? You two were so close—why would you break up?" "Yeah, didn't you plan to get married after university?" "Thor, didn't you love Aisha?" Thor said nothing. His silence was louder than any denial. My chest ached, but I raised my voice just enough. "We just weren't right for each other."

And the end of the day we're doing what we think is best for us. "Do you think I should call him tho?" Bridget is quiet for a little, she writes a little on her notepad. Seconds seem to draw out to minutes. Until she looks at me again. I think she's going to say something profound, until she says: "I think you should do whatever you think is best." * * * "I should probably make a video announcing the break up before he does something stupid." Libby says on the phone on Wednesday morning, I'm currently video calling her and Hannah as I make my way into ITENS.

he said softly, “you’re talented. Very. But sometimes letting go is the best option for everyone involved.” That was it. The moment it came crashing down. Why was my life turning into a melodramatic movie?

"If we don't act, our bodies will break down! What's the damn holdup? "You're divorced from Elara—what's left to lose? We're best friends, so just go for it!"

"You remind me of something." "What?" She smirked. "You know what they say? Two broken people either make each other or break each other beyond repair." We both burst out laughing. Make, huh?

I happily told her that I suddenly hug her. That’s right. Time. Lack of time is the most effective way and reason to break up in a relationship. Apart from the fact that we can pretend Shin I has a misunderstanding, the whole Heirs International School and other students or people know how much Shin is absorbed in studying. We can use time to break up with each other. “Thank you, Isabelle. I’m leaving first, huh?” I said goodbye to the two and quickly stood up happily. “Where are you going?” Isabelle asked me.

I said between my hiccups. “Why do you need to distance yourself? I can give you space but I don’t like the idea of breaking up because breaking up consists of moving on and moving on is a process of accepting that we can’t be together. You’re the one that I want to spent the rest of my life with. Glim, please… don’t do this to me. Don’t do this to me. Don’t take our child away from me.” I just shook my head and left.

“How do you forget the person who taught you how to breathe? How do you un-love someone who is written into your very DNA? If you have the cure for this, Jack, tell me. Because loving him feels like dying in slow motion, and I don't think I have enough of me left to survive another day of it.” Jack looked down at our joined hands, a look of utter defeat on his face. “I have no idea,” he whispered, his own voice thick with emotion. “Sometimes, the people we love the most are the ones who are meant to break us, just so we can see what we're made of when we're in pieces.”

Her breath caught. “But breaking doesn’t always mean ending,” I continued, my voice gentler now, steadier as I managed to sniff in my snort. “Sometimes it just means we come back… differently.” She stared at me like she was trying to hold onto every word, like they might slip away if she didn’t. “There’s a saying,” I added, reaching up to wipe a tear from her cheek, my thumb lingering there for just a second, “pieces broken beyond repair that come back together can’t be broken again.”