Funny Relationship Sayings Novels & Stories

And more often than Fiona could remember, Sierra used to help Fiona from some troublesome customers who refused to take 'No' for an answer. "I am sorry Sierra. We used to be like Allies, because neither of us could handle added relationships. Our existing relationships were our greatest weakness. But atleast we had someone to call family. But now, we have none. I am happy that you found a good man who seems to be treating you good. You deserve the happiness after the struggles you have gone through" she thought out loud feeling heavy hearted.

"I see." "We see." Guy and Fudge said in unison as they winked at Will with a twisted smile that made them look...twisted. "Stop that you two." Will said seriously and he felt his Uncle wrap his arms around his shoulder before pulling him away from the others. "Now before I leave, here's a little relationship advice." his wide grin told Will he shouldn't listen to whatever he has to say, but he found his head move closer as Uncle Jay leaned over to whisper "We're all men here, okay? A relationship can look and feel good, but you should watch out. The moment it becomes a thing of just night workouts, there's no love in there anymore."

The rain was growing heavier. Philip's voice was muffled by the sound of the rain, and it was slightly hoarse. "I shouldn't have stood behind Mandy when we were taking our graduation photo. I shouldn't have let her sit beside me during our farewell dinner, and I definitely shouldn't have declared in front of so many other people that you were just throwing a tantrum.

Melody said as I handed her back the bottle. "Just don't drool on me" I repeated. "I promise, I won't.. Probably" she said with a giggle. We both looked at each other, and without another word we started cracking up. This was our typical relationship - there was a certain light-heartedness to everything we said to each other, and the way we acted around one another.

I tried to alleviate my worry with another question. "And what have you taught her?" "What?" "Well, you said she has given you direction and purpose. What have you given her?" "I've taught her an awful lot of rubbish jokes mainly," he laughed, and I grimaced at the memory of his useless puns. "Well, that's good because I've done a lot of thinking recently about relationships…" "Well, we never had any idea about you and Bram."

Her voice was sharp. “Can’t we even make a joke anymore?” I asked, surprised. “How are we supposed to have any kind of relationship if you act like a father all the time?” she shot back, folding her arms. I couldn’t help but sigh. “Ann, I didn’t mean anything by it. It was just a stupid joke,” I said, sitting down on the bench outside. Ann followed and sat next to me. We sat there for a while, not saying a word. Eventually, Ann broke the silence.

He sighed and I led him to sit on a bench. "I might not.. be good at love or relationship but one thing I know is that.. love is two ways. You can't keep giving what they want. There's give and take.. it's an unwritten rules in a relationship." I said and I sipped my coffee. "You know.. I'm starting to get comfy with you which is not a good sign from my side." "Then don't get comfy, you idiot!" I hissed and he chuckled. "Thanks for the reminder."

When Debbie started school, little by little she began to change herself. “You are my best friend, now and till forever. I hope you know that.” the two said and felt the same for each other. The saying goes, through quarrels a relationship can become stronger and closer. This is how the two strengthen their friendship bond.

I said, already turning to leave. “Yeah, sure, babe,” he called out. I rolled my eyes hard. “Don’t give me that attitude. Who knows? We could start an actual relationship. You never know where this could lead.” He said. “Hmm, bravo! So confident of you. I think I’m done with relationships for now. I just wanna foreplay around,” I shot back. “Err… we could be foreplay buddies,” he suggested, a smirk tugged on his lips. “Huh… is that even a word?” I chuckled, shaking my head.

I smiled at him so he’d know I was teasing but even still, he squirmed looking uncomfortable. “Yeah, I guess I am. Have I hurt your feelings?” “No. I was coming to the same conclusion myself. We shared some great times but now we’ve grown up and moved beyond the ‘puppy love’ stage.” Stephan groaned. “Puppy love? Oh, Hailey that’s a really bad joke.” “Well, what else would you call it? We were puppies and we thought we were in love.” I defended myself with mock indignation. This was what I’d always enjoyed about our relationship, the friendly camaraderie, the teasing and bad jokes. We grinned at each other then Stephan's stomach growled, sending us both into a fit of laughter again.