Novel & Cerita Quotes For Words Can Hurt

And just like that, he turns and climbs up the stairs to the hall. Only one with higher power can silence a lecturer this way. I gulp. ... Words/phrases and their meaning: * Na over-familiarity dey bring insult — over-familiarity breeds contempt * Just say it pain you — just say my comeback hurt you

It feels like I was just slapped by the truth, I don't know what should I feel right now. If there is one thing that I am certain right now, it is that I am hurt by what he said because it's one of the painful truths that I'm trying to ignore for so long since I know that it won't help me. Then I heard those words from Zuck, it's a different pain when someone spits those words in your face with hatred and disgust. I did not even realize that little by little my tears starts trickling down from my eyes. 'Have some respect for yourself, Ashton.' Those are Zuck words that echoes in my mind until now.

the voice spat out, each word like a hammer blow to her already battered spirit. The venomous words sliced through the air like a dagger, cutting deep into Emily's already fragile resolve. She froze, her heart plummeting to the pit of her stomach as the harsh insult echoed off the walls of the hallway. It was as if the very air around her had turned toxic, suffused with the cruel taunts that seemed to come from all directions.

"I should've filtered my words. "Filtered your words? So they're a lot in there? There are more?" My lips hurt from the emphasis I placed in the last vowel sound in the word, cracking and threatening to tear bigger. "So there are worse words that you could have said?" More tears rushed down and it was like everything in my body was going to break down and malfunction. Did I suddenly look more like trash than anything?

Aiden was waiting by the park when he found his sister sitting there in the park in the darkness all alone. She was the one that he had been waiting for to arrive. He has weaponised his emotional indifference, abusing rather than cherishing my loving emotions. Tears escape my eyes, running away upon my cheeks, leaving my body as if they cannot bear to witness yet another verbal assault. Threats of hateful things are spoken as if he were ordering food from a takeaway menu. Hateful things I can't explain. When they shame you in the assault they feel sure you won't share it or call for help. It just hurts. But in that context, the word 'hurt' holds a lot more meaning than usual definitions. It

"But why would people say such things, Mama? It hurts." I sighed, feeling the weight of her pain. "Sometimes, people say hurtful things because they don't understand. They're scared of what they don't know, so they try to tear others down to make themselves feel better. But we can't let their words define us. We know the truth, Sofia, and that's all that matters." Sofia wiped her tears, her small face determined. "You're right, Mama. We won't let their words bring us down. We'll stay strong, just like you always tell me."

she held a hand up, stopping me from saying another word. “ Because if you did, then you will know you don't tell someone you love hurtful words, you don't break the person just so you will feel better ... .you don't…” she threw her eyes outside, not giving me another glance before she stood up abruptly. “ You don't hurt whoever you love the way you did.” Her words jabbed through me, each piercing through me so hard that I knew it would be difficult to get her back, her eyes brimmed with tears.

he made air quotes “—ugly cheap maid was.” The words sent a slow, simmering burn through my veins.

And felt nothing but hurt and pain. And with every word that came from his mouth, I died a little more. "Lying bitch! Stupid whore! Disease ridden!" Rip. Slash. Cut. Burn. His words were a hundred fists punching into my gut. His words were fifty knives slashing at my chest. His words were a sword, cutting me off. His words were a thousand kicks to the back of my knees. His words were a gunshot to my spine, shooting me and scattering me to pieces, the sound of the explosion, ricocheting in my ears.

"But it can hurt her." SCROLL DOWN TO CONTINUE