Conversations on Love: Lovers, Strangers, Parents, Friends, Endings, Beginnings

by Natasha Lunn

The best frame of mind to be in – for anything you want – is an ability to walk away from it, were it not to come right.

A lot of things we reserve for relationships are available elsewhere.

all you have control over is how you react to a situation and how you treat others.

You can find independence through connection too.

You like or love someone when you like or love yourself when you’re with them

If we’re lucky enough to have a loving parent, why do more of us not describe that relationship as the great love story of our lives?

It’s often the risk of failure that hinders pleasure.

as we get older one friend cannot hold all we need to share. So in order to feel understood, we have to tell different things to different friends.

you’re the centre of your world, but you’re not the centre of the world.’