Funny Broken Relationship Quotes Novels & Stories

I chuckled. "I don't know what to tell you, I'm not the relationship type, I guess. I was in one a year ago, that went to shit and since that I just have fun. It might sound horrible, but people shouldn't just be in serious relationships so easily. You can truly be with someone only if you have feelings and you can't just buy them or create them out of thin air, so until then you just have fun I guess" "So, she broke your heart that much, huh?" I joked.

For me, if it's slightly cracked in our heart, our relationship has no meaning and it's broken. Today I see my broken married life. He left just like that.

It's your choice to stop this relationship You know, I don't want to but I'd understand Everything is just broken I just want to say I love you I feel guilty because I chose Hani more, but I will say that Hani and I have gotten back together. It's your choice to stop this relationship You know, I don't want to but I'd understand Everything is just broken I just want to say I love you Since I met Hershey, I have learned to smile genuinely, laugh and be happy without pretending. It's your choice to stop this relationship You know, I don't want to but I'd understand Everything is just broken

“It was kind of brutal, so I'm really not interested in a relationship right now. Thanks for holding that.” “No problem. I'm sorry about the breakup. Guys suck.” Charlotte frowned and set down the statue. She chewed on her cheek for another moment. “Wanna tell me how terrible he was? It'll make you feel better. And I'm dying to talk to someone who answers relationship questions in sentences longer than 'yeah, she's hot.'”

A couple sat on a bench sharing a smoothie, looking disgustingly happy. Amber watched them, groaned, and muttered, “Ugh. People in love are so annoying.” I glanced sideways. “Says the person who’s literally in a relationship.” “Was,” she corrected immediately. I blinked. “Wait what?” Amber pretended to examine the sky. “Mm-hmm. Surprise.” “You broke up with him?” “He broke up with me,” she corrected again, kicking another pebble. “Yesterday.” I stopped walking. “Amber. Why didn’t you tell me?”

But telling them the whole truth was just as inconceivable. So… some truth then. “It was a bad breakup,” Jo told them as she set down her coffee cup. “It was a bad relationship, it was a bad marriage. It was – it was just bad for me. Very much so. The kind of bad that gets people hurt.” They both tensed at her words, looked furious as they picked up on her hints. Jo twisted her hands together and carried on:

“I’d take anxiety over depression any day.” “You know…our mind is a very complicated place.” Fin stated suddenly. “Sometimes, we form connections with strangers even better than we do with people we have known our entire lives. And that connection sometimes makes us believe that probably…we’re in love? I’ve got this feeling so many times in my life as well, and silly me also got my heart broken over and over because of these feelings. But that’s the beauty of our hearts, isn’t it? No matter how many times it breaks, it takes a long time to learn it’s lesson and like a helpless fool, keeps falling for the people we cannot have.”

Zeenat said "Marriage is like a car you know. All four tires are equally important to run it. If one side is damaged then another one will not move, if one of the spouses is not putting any effort to hold the relationship and another one is holding it together it will not work. In a relationship you know both partners have to work equally. No relationship is perfect. My and Adeel's relationship or Aarav and Oorvi's relationship are not perfect as well we have our flaws but we work on it together and it works out well. It is not a piece of cake. You have to put efforts to make it work. You know there is a saying we do not value the most important things and people until we lose them for forev

He took a deep breath and continued. "I can't take the weight of your love, I just can't. I'm getting lost on you, I feel like you'll be safe in the hands of another. I'm beyond damaged, I'm broken to the core. There are times I've felt maybe I'm not broken, just bent, but now, now I know I'm broken. Despite knowing broken things still work, I also know there's an expiry date. Broken things work till they don't."