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10 Years Later QUOTES

10 Years Later QUOTES

1 " Loving another person is taking a giant leap of faith. It's being vulnerable at the most basic level. It's like taking your heart out of your chest and chucking it off a cliff, hoping that someone is waiting at the bottom with open arms to catch it. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

2 " No one ever said love was easy. And if they did, they lied. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

3 " Fuck space! Girls always think they know what they want, when really it’s just some crazy-ass test they’re putting us through. They say they want space, but they really want the exact opposite. They tell you to go away and leave them alone forever, but they really want you to fight for them and win them back. Bitches are always setting us up to fail. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

4 " Loving another person is taking a giant leap of faith. It’s being vulnerable at the most basic level. It’s like taking your heart out of your chest and chucking it off a cliff, hoping that someone is waiting at the bottom with open arms to catch it. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

5 " Sometimes life was messy and got in the way. But wasn’t that part of the beauty of falling in love and being in a relationship? You figured things out together as you grew, and faced the challenges that life enjoyed the hell out of throwing at you. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

6 " But I'll bet you money that if you go to our twenty- year high school reunion, you'll see Dalton and me there. Only then, we will have arrived together, and we'll be wearing wedding rings. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

7 " There were simply some guys you wanted to hold on to—every memory, every note, every conversation—you longed to keep it all. And that was how I felt when it came to him. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

8 " I suddenly wondered—can you still be Daddy’s little girl if you don’t have a dad anymore? "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later

9 " Every experience I’d ever had with a guy had changed me in some way. Whether it was a single idea, or an altered view, I was never quite the same girl after as I had been before. I firmly believed that wasn’t a bad thing, either. The only way we could truly know what we wanted in a partner was to figure out the things we didn’t want. Process of elimination, I supposed, but you risked losing pieces of your heart along the way. "

― J. Sterling , 10 Years Later