Teenage Love Quotes

“Then she got all teary again and made the scrunchy face with more nodding, and the pain started to come out, but then she worked really hard to reign it in and fight the tears and shook her head side to side as if that would keep it in, which it did, and then she dropped her chin and made a weird motor cry and took a deep breath in and exhaled and nodded and succeeded. Wow. Amazing. It was like watching a transformer or sculptor taking clay through a full range of emotions. Sadie is a true emo artist.”
― Nicole Schubert, Saoirse Berger's Bookish Lens In La La Land

“Maybe I don't care. Is that adult too? Occasionally not caring? And eating entire box of chocolate-chip ice cream sandwiches to forget you ever cared? For a few hours, then going back to caring and trying? They're SO GOOD!”
― Nicole Schubert, Saoirse Berger's Bookish Lens In La La Land

“I want to kiss him better than the girls before me. I want to make forgetting me impossible so whenever he closes his eyes, he relives this moment over and over, hands tangled in hair, lips held captive. Remembering me until I am his memory.”
― Caroline George, The Summer We Forgot

“I don't want to make the same mistakes my parents made. I didn't want my love to fade away one day like an old scar. I wanted it to burn forever.”
― Jenny Han , It's Not Summer Without You

“You can have flawless skin, a pretty face, a good heart and a sharp mind and people are still not gonna think you're perfect because that's just the way it is. Unless and until you act the way people want you to, they're not gonna like you.”
― Yashika Vahi, sparked

“The passage from childhood to independence is a rough and winding road, with potholes, bumps and hollows, like a country lane after a spring thaw.”
― Arlene Stafford-Wilson, Lanark County Comfort

“I wonder what brought us here?
The analogy of our situation or the void we want to fill?
Perhaps, our previous journey was a complete sham; both stuck in the atrocities of the past; impotent to move on from our former grievances and after all this time, we meet again. Maybe, this time it will be different; maybe this time we won't repeat the same mistakes we made; maybe this time we'll do better; maybe this time we'll be better.
But what if we didn't? What if this contemporary start of our new era destroyed us now more than ever? The question begs itself and the rest is silence!”
― Kamil Khalil Alvi

“In the delirious search for her redemption, I lost my way and found myself in an unknown land of descent of madness.”
― Kamil Khalil Alvi

“She asked, do you believe in fate?
He replied, you're the only reason I believe in fate. You're my safe haven.”
― Kamil Khalil Alvi

“Once again, in my greatest hour of despair, I seek refuge in her chaos.”
― Kamil Khalil Alvi

“In the end, we all yearn for those heart's which are deprived of sadness and are capable of love.”
― Kamil Khalil Alvi

“Heidi was coming up the hill. It must be her thousandth trip. She looked as if she needed a tow rope this time. She was carrying her own blankets back from the helicopter, having traded them for the blankets on board. She had obviously fallen in the mud. Both she and her blankets looked as if they had been mining for coal.
Patrick found himself grinning. Possessively, as if Heidi were a part of him, and he of her.
Patrick's father said to him, "You could do worse."
"Huh?"
"The girl. She's a cutie."
"You just think that because she doesn't fall apart in a crisis."
"I like that in a person," said his father.”
― Caroline B. Cooney

“Patrick's father yelled, "Hey! You two necking over there? Save it!"
Heidi and Patrick looked at each other.
Patrick's father yelled. "Get your --- uhhh --- get up here! I got work for you two."
"He was about to tell me what part of my body I should get in gear," said Patrick, grinning. "Then he decided not to."
"Both of us need to get in gear," said Heidi. "I don't know what I'm doing in Neutral when I have to stay in High."
A spotlight caught her; the sopping hair gleamed, the cold ice-reddened cheeks tilted toward him; a smile of mischief teased him.
For an entire five or six seconds, he thought about sex instead of rescue.”
― Caroline B. Cooney, Flight #116 Is Down!

“I feel love, but I also feel our history, years and years of choosing him, the good, the bad, highs and lows. Choosing to love. Not despite the flaws. Because of them. Because the mistakes prove we were together long enough to make them.”
― Caroline George, The Summer We Forgot

“The greatest battle in life is between letting go and holding on.”
― Brandon LeMar Bass, How to Overcome Apocalyptic Events

“He cried and cried, and his heart beat and leaped and danced and pranced, and for that moment, I thought, my heart is about to run off with his, and I’m not going to stop it. But I did. I stopped it.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“I will have you know, Brantley Thornton, that you will see her again. In some world, at some time, your two souls will coincide and abide forever in the stars. Because you, Brantley Thornton, were her entire galaxy. And as she waits for you, she will be counting all of the stars that fill this endless, star-brimmed sky.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“When you look up to the sky that you habitually admire, and observe the stars that drift through the night sky, and you find one star, one star in particular that is gleaming noticeably bright, know that that is me saying hello. Make me proud, my star, Brantley Thornton.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“A know-it-all. He is a know-it-all. Eggs and peculiar. Animated and audacious. Astute, abnormally knowledgeable. An optimist. Pet-whisperer and the definition of a people’s person. A hopeless—emphasis on hopeless—romantic. But that is Caspian Marks. Oh, my. He is my Caspian Marks.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“But now, he would no longer be mine. I was letting him go.
He would belong to this earth, and I would belong to the stars.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“I didn’t cry, nor shed the merest of tears. I wouldn’t allow myself to. Though within, deep within, I was cradled in a little ball with my knees tucked into my chest, a puddle of tears surrounding me, as though I was a little girl who could not handle her emotions.
That was true. I could not handle my emotions. Could not handle the weight of the world or the mass of Caspian Marks’ love.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“I feel as though I owe you the entire world, Caspian Marks. All because you were the only reason it felt worth living in.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“Yet Caspian Marks stood there and I gave him the benefit of the doubt, and I really do think that it was because my soul was telling me, now this one, this one is special. This one is different. This one... he is a life changer. He is supposed to save lives. He will change your life.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“He was made to mean something, to be someone, to move mountains, touch the moon, and explore the deep blue seas. But funny? Not funny. He was not made to be funny, but right then and there, right at that moment, he was funny.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“The trick to living life is to search for happiness, passion, and love, in anything—and everything—that you do.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“Everything about him had to be done to perfection.
And everything about him seemed perfect.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“The stars that inhabited the boy’s eyes flew over to mine and blinded my vision, almost in an attempt to tell me, without really having to tell me, you are special, Brantley Thornton, and you are worth it. Only for a second. And for that second, I got a taste of the reassurance, I got a taste of the amenity and tranquility. And for that second, I did feel special, and I did feel worth it.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“You find comfort in the stars, because they are always there, always constant. They are the one thing in the entire world that you know, as long as you exist, will never leave you. Am I right?”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“And Caspian Marks, he was meant to be someone. Someone grand, someone big, someone with power and authority, and I had no doubt in my mind that Caspian Marks could give someone the entire world. He was capable of it. I don’t think anyone would have put it past him. But I would never allow him to give it to me, if at the end of the road, it ever came to that.
My world was ending and beyond restoration.
His was just beginning.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars

“Brantley Thornton, the world is entirely in your hands. But only if you want it to be.”
― Braelyn Wilson, Counting Stars