Quotes About Real Relationship Novels & Stories

He was the first to take notice of me. Just like the man himself, his pursuit was steady and unhurried, yet open and sincere. There were no over-the-top gestures and no pressure to move things along. Instead, he came into my life with nothing but honesty and sincerity. And he earned my trust little by little through his actions. He was like a gentle stream slowly nourishing a dried-up riverbed. All those tiny cracks left over from my last relationship were quietly smoothed out by his day-after-day presence. It was hard to resist that kind of sincerity. So, six months later, we naturally ended up together.

he admits sadly—and promptly earns a firm, encouraging smack from me. "You really are an idiot! Relationships aren’t about showing up, taking a look, and dragging someone into bed. Especially serious ones. They require work—from both people! Yes, it might be hard, and most likely it will be, but at least try. Put in some effort! Do you think she’s some kind of expert in relationships? That girl hasn’t been with anyone in all these years—why do you think that is?" I try to jump-start my friend’s brain. “She was looking for the perfect one…”

"The one who said love is not real?" My fingers stopped moving around my pen. Not real? "That is what people say " the first voice replied, quietly and certainly. "He does not believe in relationships. He has never been married. He has never been seen with anyone." "That is strange” someone muttered. "No!” another voice said quietly to themselves. "That is scary." I looked toward the front of the room. The board was empty. The desk was clean. The door was still closed. I did not understand why my chest already felt tight.

"And he was serious and barely smiled. We never thought we will make it past a year but we worked at it every single day." Poppy’s voice softened as she shared more of her advice. "My children, there are no ‘happily ever afters’ in real life. Every day is a battle. Sometimes with the world, sometimes with yourself and sometimes even with your partner. But the key is to never stop standing with your partner no matter how hard things seem. Never give up on your relationship even when the road looks rough."

I turned around and proceeded to the entrance, only to be stopped by her again. She protested right away, “I deserve to know because we are in a relationship.” “Our relationship is not real to begin with, Mallory,” I rolled my eyes as I turned back to her. “I don’t care what kind of a relationship that we have!” she suddenly shouted. She continued, “We are a couple now, which gives me the right to know everything about you!” I completely turned to her direction and towered over her. “As far as I know, you can only act that way when the relationship is real. A relationship where both people love each other, and are willing to surrender one another to each other,” I replied.

“I get that. I’m in business. Numbers don’t lie but they also don’t care if you’re tired.” We kept talking like that. Jokes flying around the table. Ryan teased Jace about being soft lately. Cole and I bonded over how annoying group projects were. Jace’s hand brushed mine under the table a couple times. Not on purpose but it stayed there longer the second time. At one point Ryan raised his glass. “To fake relationships that look better than most real ones.” I choked on my drink. Jace shot him a look but he was smiling. “Shut up, man,” Jace said, but there was no heat in it.

~~**~~ Author note: Key to a relationship is trust,talking, faith, and belief. And always give each other benefits of doubt. If he did something bad or hurt you; try to reason why he has done this. And when your other half did something wrong try to call the person down and talk. Don't hold grudges. And always watch or study your partner to upset him/her. Don't let your ego ruin your relationship. Don't be too big or proud to say sorry with sorry,some relationships that have been broken wnt had. And when you notice your partner is angry at you, try to sit him/her down and talk to her/him with a sweet and soothing voice or buy/ do what you know that could appease him/her. And try to be romant

“I prefer honesty, even if a couple eventually doesn't stay together. What matters is that they genuinely tried.” His gaze remained steady. “We have to be mature enough to understand that relationships can succeed... or fail. And if someone needs company, they should bring someone they actually have a connection with—a casual relationship, a friendship, something real.” He shook his head again. “Not something bought.” Isis swallowed hard. Her smile had disappeared. For a moment, she looked away, her fingers tightening slightly around the napkin resting in her lap. His words had struck deeper than she expected. And somehow, that unsettled her more than any accusation could have.

Not with dread but with a kind of recognition. The arguments were not catastrophes. They were evidence of two people who were honest with each other and did not perform a version of the relationship for the other's benefit. They were the proof of something real. That was not nothing. That was, actually, one of the more important things. End of Chapter 28

I smiled and poured myself another drink, "I'm gradually learning not to love him anymore." When I no longer love him completely, there won't be any more feelings of sadness or relief. I could tell Jane's emotions were still not quite right. I understood that coming out of a relationship always takes some time. I couldn't help but advise, "Do you know what the most stable relationship between people?” “What is it?” Jane asked curiously. “Having no relationship at all,” I replied. Behind me, a big hand suddenly landed on my shoulder. “Who do you mean by no relationship at all?”