Life Goes On Quotes Novels & Stories

THINGS HAPPEN unexpectedly, and there’s no doubt about that. But all we could do to blend in is to accept the fact that we can’t bring back what was already happened. All we have to do is move on because that’s how life goes. The world is round, so in your life, we may sometimes in the top, and we may sometimes be below. We may experience all-day happiness, and we may share all-day sorrows. We must always look on the bright side. That’s all we can do to help ourselves to move on. Accept. Move on. Life circulates. Then it will produce peace and harmony.

So never expect things to happen because the best things in life are the ones you didn't expect the most. Who knows, you might accidentally swap phones with a celebrity and you'll just get lucky? ~ FIN.

Irina Ivor's Point Of View... Life and death are the one thread and the same line viewed from different sides. [Disclosure- The ownership of the above stated quote belongs to its rightful owner.] Death is inevitable, no one can escape from. It follows life as night follows day, winter follows autumn or old age follows youth.

" But death is important, it's like life itself, you cannot defy death. " " I can do anything now, I'm just waiting for your acceptance. " .................... To be continued

“Not everyone gets to meet a rock star. Maybe it’s a sign.” “A sign of what?” “That you need something exciting in your life.” “I already have enough excitement—broken bones, crying patients, and caffeine.” “Still,” Audrey said softly, “you work too much. You should let yourself feel something once in a while. You deserve it.” Eva smiled, though her eyes stayed on the rain-streaked window. “Maybe.. someday.” “Promise me you’ll try,” Audrey said. “Try to live, not just work.” “Sure,” Eva replied.

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall This quote resonates deeply, doesn't it? It speaks to the pain of life, the struggles we face, and the resilience needed to overcome them. Life isn't always easy; it's messy, painful, and unpredictable. We fall, we stumble, and we get hurt. But it's in those moments of pain that we find the strength to rise, to dust ourselves off, and to keep moving forward The pain of life can be overwhelming, like a tidal wave crashing over us . It can feel like we'll never catch our breath, like we'll never find our footing again. But this words remind me that it's in those moments of struggle that we discover our gre

she said, her words a poignant reminder of the fragility of life. It's not about how we live, but how we die. Some die with a purpose, while others die with regrets. Some die surrounded by loved ones, while others die alone. But one thing is certain, we will all die. Martha's words hung in the air, a stark reminder of the impermanence of life. She thought of Mira, who had died so young, leaving behind a baby who would never know its mother. “We are all just temporary residents in this world," Mrs George said . "Our lives are but a fleeting moment, a brief flicker of consciousness in the grand tapestry of time." She said and sipped her wine.

“Are you afraid of dying?” “No. I’m afraid I’ll fuck it up and you’ll die.” “That could happen,” I say. I’ve found over the years that honesty is best in these situations. “And if it does, you will go on living.” “No,” she says. “No, I won’t.” “Yes, you will,” I reply firmly. “I’ve lived my life, you are barely starting out. You will go on living. You’ll find another mate. Choose one. A good one. You will go on to live a glorious and happy life.”

"It's been a rollercoaster lately. Things have been going off and on." I nodded empathetically. "I know how that feels. Life can be unpredictable." Vivian sighed. "Tell me about it. But we can't let it get us down, right?" "Absolutely," I agreed. "Life brings it, we'll live it," Vivian declared, her determination sparkling. I smiled. "Go girl!" Vivian chuckled, and we clinked glasses. "Cheers to resilience," I said. "Cheers to that," Vivian echoed.

Being alive is the best. No matter how painful, how hopeless life may feel—if there’s a chance to stay alive, then stay alive. Raina said, “Right.” The words lingered, hard to fully grasp in the moment. After a pause, she added quietly, “There was a time when things were really bad for me too. I didn’t think I could go on. I wanted to die every day… But, like you said—if you can live, then live.” ***