Funny Broken Relationship Quotes Novels & Stories

Just to say the things out loud. “James and I are not broken,” I say, almost to myself. “Just cracked a little.” “Cracks are how light gets in,” Marcy says, reaching for a dinner roll. I just love her attitude to life. Wes scoffs. “You two read too many P*******t quotes.” “They’re not wrong,” Dad murmurs. “But I still don’t like this. You being hurt. Him trying to figure it out too late.” “He’s not too late,” I say. “Not yet.”

Letting myself be driven by this weird feelings is highly unacceptable, specially now that out squad is on the verge of slowly breaking up apart. I mean, I’ve witnessed some people who are bestfriends who tried being in a relationship with each other for a moment thinking that maybe, just maybe it will work out. But things just don’t go on that way. Everything is meant to be broken, even the most sacred promises that has been ever made in this world. Those two bestfriends became enemy... And as of now they aren’t even talking to each other. Love can ruin everything, and that’s a fact. End of story.

He exclaimed, he adjusted the steering and drove slowly by the road side; so he could talk to me comfortably. “At the end of the day, what if this so called guy you’ve spent almost all your life being loyal to fucks up? As in.. he breaks your heart?” He interrogated me. I kept mute. “I know you love him so much and I’m sure he probably loves you too. But just so you know, in every broken relationship, the couple were once in love with each other and one day ,something happened, they had to go their separate ways, “ He continued. I was confused. I didn’t know if he was only trying to gaslight me so I could give him a chance yet what he said made real sense all along.

I quickly stepped forward and helped her up. "Sarah and I are divorced. The past is in the past. There's no need to dwell on it any longer."

"Us. I am talking about us. I am breaking up with you." Brenna froze completely. Her mouth fell open. "What? You are joking right now. This is a totally bad joke." "It is not a joke," I said firmly. "I am absolutely serious. I am ending this relationship today." "Why?!" she yelled loudly. Her voice echoed all the way down the quiet street. "Did I do something wrong? Was it the car crash? I told you I wasn't mad about the car!" "It has absolutely nothing to do with the car," I explained calmly. "We are just not right for each other. I do not feel the way a boyfriend should feel about you."

"Complicated history that ended badly and probably can't be fixed." "Judging by the way you two were looking at each other, I'd say it can't be fixed but probably won't stay broken either." Cassio's voice carried the kind of gentle insight that made him an excellent roommate despite his tendency to notice things I'd rather keep private. "There's a difference between relationships that are over and relationships that are just... interrupted." We reached our door, and I fumbled with my key card while trying to process his words. Interrupted. That was actually a better description than anything I'd come up with during three years of thinking about Bea and what we'd lost.

It was as if I were merely an extension of him who had to follow his plan for me and wasn't allowed to make my own decisions. With the phone to my ear, I said with an expressionless face, "We're no longer together. I don't have to tell you where I go or what I do anymore." "What do you mean by that? I never agreed to end things!" Preston clearly never took the breakup seriously. He probably still thought I was just throwing a tantrum. "It's because of Ashley, right? Fine. I won't hang out with her anymore. Isn't that what you want? Come back already. Stop messing around—"

"I felt like wala na akong kakampi. Pakiramdam ko puro nalang kamalasan ang nangyayari sa akin. My family aren't the same anymore. I felt like their love is gone, I can't feel them anymore. Then you broke up with me ... you let me go...you gave up on me." Nabitawan ko siya at napayuko din ako ng makaramdam ng kirot sa d****b. "Yes, I broke up with you, I let you go, but I didn't gave you up, Khael. I can still be your friend. I'm always here."

The rhythmic echo of our joint happiness filled the air, purifying it, the aura in our space lightened up. I never knew she could be that hilarious too. “Pinky swear boss.” “Childishness,” I muttered inaudibly. “I feel like I finally found my soulmate.” She broke her promise! She laughed mockingly! “Sorry…sorry Mr Cooper.” She said in between laughter. “Yeah, I know I sounded silly like a teenager in heat.” “It is fine, I heard it could happen.” She said at last. We talked about many instances from real life experiences to fictional stories, and now back to our present moment. There was no manual to affection, is there?

“So what could have changed in just a matter of weeks that has made them so close and unbreakable?” “That is exactly what I can’t explain. Perhaps just as the fox she is, she has managed to twist and turn his head, bearing him deep in her palm.” I let out an exhale of my own, looking into the empty space. “But I do not think that would be a problem, so don’t let it bother you.” “What makes you say that?” “Because no matter how tight a relationship is, there is none that can’t be broken…” he leaned in, whispering, “… of course, just with the right amount of pressure.”