How I Met Your Mother Love Quote Novels & Stories

She remembers what her mother said when she was confused about whether to go into a relationship with Vince or not. "Remember one thing, no one can love you more than the person who is ready to do anything for you. Who can turn the world upside down for you and even if needed then he can leave you for your happiness despite knowing that they can't live without you. Never let that person go, doll... Never" Tears fell from her eyes remembering her parents. She opened her eyes and looked into the mirror. Her eyes went to her tears which reminded her how Aaron sucked them. She kept her hand on the mirror.

Her gaze met mine, filled with a genuine sincerity that left me feeling vulnerable and exposed. "Because I love you, my lover," she replied simply, her words hanging heavy in the air between us. With a numbness settling over me, I released her wrist, watching in silence as she disappeared into the hallway, leaving me to grapple with the echoes of her declaration. "Because I love you, my lover." "Because I love you, Ace." The echoes of my mother's words reverberated in my ears, each syllable a painful reminder of the love that had once filled my life.

I smiled as I said, "I love that you're my slut too, mom. But that comes with the territory of loving you in general." Mom beamed at my reply, as she said, "I love you too, honey."

He spent all night making my so-called friends like him. “You know he’s single.” My mother says, pulling me from my thoughts. “So?” I shrug. “That means he’s available.” She smirks, pleased with herself. “Good for him,” I say as I take a sip of the drink. She sighs. “Bye. I’m leaving.” I smile. “Bye, mom. Love ya.” “The only time you love me is when I’m leaving.” “Distance makes the heart grown fonder.” She glares at me before finally leaving. I roll over and press the buzzer for Jefferson.

Driver's voice interrupts my thoughts, and I nod with a smile, which takes away all the energy that was left in my body. “When we were young… I met your dad, and when you are old, you will meet someone too!” A song where the singer, a mother, is narrating the story of her first meeting with her husband to her daughter, starts playing on the soundbox. I have heard this song countless times before, as my mother used to sing it every time she wanted to tease me about getting old and finding someone whom I love. Whom I love… probably, the words love, friends and family, have been a curse in my life from the very beginning.

It was so easy for her. "You will forget about him as soon as you meet someone else... You are still very young and exaggerate everything, including such infatuations. It is no great love."- I remembered the words my mother said the day we left California. She kept telling me that I exaggerate everything like a typical teenager, adding that understood it because she was also like me once - young and silly.

I added genuinely. “All thanks to my Mom. My dad. Everyone. Everyone who loved me. Everyone I cared for.” She flashed a soft smile as her skin wrinkled around her eyes. She reached out and grabbed my arms from across the table. “...And that's why you need your loved ones now more than ever. I don't usually do this. Giving speeches. Motivational quotes and talks to anyone. But you, Lisa. You are special.”

Hunter said Ryan laughed "Always remember son, Love will never hurt us People will do Love will never lie People will do Love will never leave us People will do Love will never die People will do Yes, your mom is not alive but still, I can feel her love is alive in my heart. Her love makes my heart breathe. People say love has no limits. They said someone can love to the point that they can sacrifice their lives for you. Your mom made it true. She left the earth because she wanted you to live. You are part of me and your mom. Whenever I look at you I feel I am looking at your mom. You provide the warmth your mother used to provide me.

Today of all days, I should have known it would be from Mama. Mama: Happy Birthday, my Sweet Pea!!! Daddy and I can’t wait to see you at breakfast today! I love you… bigger than Pi is infinite! A tear slips out of my eye while reading her text message. Mama always knows how to make me feel loved. When she uses our love phrase, the one we’ve had for as long as I can remember, it makes me feel like a carefree kid again. Back when I used to enjoy the early mornings; the adventure of a new day and what I could learn from it.

Repeat. Ava leaned back on her hands, her eyes distant. “My mom used to say love is enough,” she said quietly. Maya scoffed. “Love? Love doesn’t pay rent.” Ava smiled bitterly. “Exactly.” They both fell silent because they both knew the truth. They had seen it. Lived it. Their mothers had married for love… and ended up struggling every single day of their lives. Ava closed her eyes. “I’m not doing that,” she said suddenly.