Funny Broken Relationship Quotes Novels & Stories

Opening the app, I was greeted by a lovely quote from Lucille. I may have lost someone who didn't love me but you lost someone who truly loved you. I could barely find the words to describe my shock. Lucille was clearly talking about the breakup. Our breakup! All while antagonizing the heck out of me. I wasn't one to comment but her pretentious quote made my fingers itch. Upon clicking the comment icon, I was greeted by floods of heart emojis and pity notes from strangers. They all directed love to Lucille with many calling the jerk–who so happened to be me– an evil monster who didn't know what he lost. One comment did catch my eye.

I want her to forgive me because she feels like I deserve it, I want her to call me out on my bullshit and promise we’ll work it out together. My father puts a hand on my shoulder and offers me a tight smile. “I don’t think there’s such a thing as ‘fixing what’s broken’ in a relationship because once it’s cracked, it will never be the same again. Similar to a mirror or piece of glass; it will always remain distorted.” I scoff. “I came to you for help, father, not more doom and gloom.”

Richard Maranzano is a devil… a devil in disguise As I scroll past his photos, I take a sip of coffee, relishing the way it burns down my throat. "Ugh," I can't help but groan at the sound of Rebecca arguing with her boyfriend again. It feels like she's constantly in this cycle of arguments and breakups with him. Honestly, even I'm exhausted by their relationship. It's high time they take a real break from each other.

"Look at you, being rebellious in your bizarre, black outfit, lashing out and trying to pick fights cause you think your heart is broken. Don't be stupid. You never loved me, so all these drama, trying to make me feel guilty about hurting you is meaningless." I laughed. "How have I never noticed how narcissistic you are? God, Cathleen, do you listen to yourself? You think I'm heartbroken over you? You! The only thing I feel towards you is disgust. Mostly at myself for carrying on our farce of a relationship for so long. I'm not heartbroken over you. I'm heartbroken because I fell in love with someone who I was just a job to. It has absolutely nothing to do with you, so take that inflated ego

It causes all kinds of reactions in a relationship, mostly of the breaking-down kind. Look at what happened with Jamie, my first long-term boyfriend. We’d been happily together for four years and I just happened to mention that my parents got married at the same age we were (twenty-six and twenty-three). That was it. One mention. Whereupon he freaked out and said we had to take “a break.” A break from what? Until that moment we’d been fine. So clearly what he needed a break from was the risk of hearing the word “marriage” again. Clearly this was such a major worry that he couldn’t even face seeing me, for fear that my mouth might start to form the word again.

Never knew it was just me loving you more than my own self and not the other way round. What a fool you have made out of me. ........................................................ # Day 15 There was a day when I thought I would never get tired of saying 'I love you', I thought nothing could ever change that, nothing. I thought it would always be like that. I have heard relationships break apart, I just never thought it would happen to us. I mean it's us, We were ment for each other, isn't it? Oh, how wrong I was. ........................................................ # Day 16

“At each other, vulnerable states, can you both rely on each other? This will show how much you truly love each other and have faith in your relationships.” “Outsiders like me can give advice only. But, as the person who’s going through a broken relationship: I can tell you to step away from her life as soon as you can, cause this is only going to add to her misery and yours included.” “When you both are imperfect, that’s the only time you can break free.” “As the relationship is not built properly. You can accept it easily then.” She patted his shoulders giving a light smile. “I don’t want you to feel the absence just like I feel whenever I look at Li. You have time to turn back everything.

“Are you kidding? I’m sorry, Misha, but I will not bring a child into a broken home.” “Our relationship could use some work?” He admitted as he down the wine glasses. “But I wouldn’t call it broken. We're in love, and where there’s love, there’s a way.” “Can you hear yourself now?” I shook my head. This man was so delusional he believes his own narcissistic bullshit. “This isn’t some TV drama–this is real life. Our lives. We aren’t in love, Misha. And a new baby won’t fix what’s broken with us. Nothing will.”

“I hate that our relationship got damaged because of this.” Her eyes filled instantly, and she reached across the table, placing her hand over mine. “I don’t think it’s that destroyed,” she said gently. “Broken things can still be repaired even though they just don’t go back to the same shape.” I nodded slowly taking in her words, I wondered if this was it, if our relation was going to be repaired but not go back to how it was. That would hurt, because I missed her so much, I missed us and her making me some Magaritas, even though we will have to skip the alcohol now. I just missed the thinga that made us.

William asked. Shortly before she answered him she took a sip of the wine in her glass then she began. “Honestly, from my own personal opinion none are better, both are equal. It depends on the type of person you are in a relationship with. Long term relationships can last forever but most people’s first option is to give up, they can spend years building it and they just throw it all away like that For what? Nothing whether it’s they fall out of love or cheat or just some pride they are afraid to lose. Before giving up I believe you can fix and rekindle the love, especially a love that came suddenly and unexpectedly; it was not toxic. It was real. It was pure. There are times in a relations