Quotes About Real Relationship Novels & Stories

For a moment, I thought he had gone to sleep. “There’s no such thing called love. No one can love another person unconditionally, passionately, and selflessly. It’s a myth. All couples are in a relationship because they need something from each other. A person can only love himself/herself truly. They can do anything to attain their personal gains. Once it’s achieved, they discard the partner like trash and choose a new one. That’s the way of life. So, thanks, I don’t need such complications in my life.” I gaped at him for a minute, trying to absorb what he had just uttered. Were all relationships that selfish?

I reckon she will think me unsafe if she isn’t able to predict what I am thinking or if somehow she realizes she might not always be able to reach me and just when I think she is about to pull away, she says, “Oh, Larry. What has tangerines got to do with this though?” I laugh but I am nervous. I only hope she does not notice this now. “Tangerines symbolize real likeness. If someone offers to peel tangerines with you and gives you slices off of it, then the relationship will be honest and real. I’d like that, Tiffany, with you.” "Of course," she pauses. "We are after all getting married." "But more," I tell her. "We have to at the very least like each other to make this work, don't you think

His chair angled slightly toward mine, neither of us having commented on it. "Can I tell you something," he said eventually. "Always." "I used to think love had to be dramatic to be real. Grand gestures, impossible odds, the kind of thing you'd write a film about." He turned his glass slowly, watching the wine catch the last of the evening light. "I don't think that anymore. I think the realest version of it might actually be this. A roof. Bad chairs. Nothing happening at all, except two people choosing to be exactly here."

Because a relationship will take all that and more. The most important thing to make a relationship work is love. I know it’s obvious. But it’s very, very, very rare that people in a relationship are also in love, true love. So don’t get into any relationship or any marriage without real, true, and genuine love. But the sad truth is that even when we start with real love, the love story can go bad. How? First, you must accept the fact that you don’t own another person. Your partner is a different human being with a different brain and different soul. You must learn to respect that difference. You must accept that your partner will not always think and act as you will.

Scarlette said. "Sweetie the only way to grow your relationship is to talk to each other. Air out all your problems, all the lies and secrets, all the likes and dislikes you have about each other. Communication is Everything in a relationship." Scarlette told her Dopplerganger. "Alright, I will try the communication thing. And hey now, don't you be a stranger, I clearly need you more than I am allowing myself to believe." She said laughing. Scarlette nodded her head. "Yeah, I will come when you need." She nodded her head.

She had heard what they were discussing earlier, leaving her feeling insecure. “If all you look for in a relationship is how much the other makes and how much power they hold, then aren’t those worldly things that could be easily lost as quickly as gained? But for a relationship to be where the couple can thrive, their feelings would last through all the tribulations that could befall them. The world revolves around money and power, but it’s all worthless when true love is in play.” Tabitha said as she retrieved the clothes she was to wear for the day and left.

"What if he doesn't?" "I don't know how to answer that." "That's because you've never let yourself believe that good things can last. But they can, Daniela. Sometimes people meet the right person at the right time and it just works." "It seems too easy." "It's not easy. It's simple. There's a difference." "I don't know what that means." "It means love doesn't have to be complicated to be real. Drama doesn't equal passion. Chaos doesn't equal depth. Sometimes the best relationships are the ones that just... work."

Everyone else looked at her as she pointed at Danielle and Karl. “Most people go into marriage with good faith. People can date more than one person, but they’ll want their marriage to last forever. Hence, finding a girlfriend isn’t the most important thing as the most important thing is choosing the one you like. Only two people in a good relationship can make each other a better person—just like them.”

"And that's not the first time. That's every time. Every single time I've needed you lately there's been a reason you can't be there, and every time you need me I pick up. I'm just done pretending that's not what's been happening." Ruby's expression shifted. For a second something real moved across her face, something that looked like she'd heard me. Then it closed back over. "I have a relationship," she said. "A real one. And you wouldn't understand that because you don't have one." The hallway went very quiet around us. "Sorry?" I said.

“Why? This is fake. You can do whatever” “Why would I need anyone else when I have you?” My breath faltered. My whole body tensed. “Don’t say things like that,” I whispered. “But it’s true,” he said. “I’m not built for real relationships. I don’t like them. But you... you’re perfect for me. A perfect arrangement.” A bitter smile tugged at my lips. For a moment, I almost let myself believe there was something real behind his words. Idiot. Of course it wasn’t real. If it were, we wouldn’t need to pretend.