Disorder of the World Quotes

“There’s no scale designed yet to measure the length a mother can go to protect her offspring.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“A mother makes the finest warrior when protecting her child.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Others would not notice, but when had Mom’s radar of care missed her child’s unexpressed woes?”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Those who matter do not judge you; those who do should not matter to you.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Appreciation is the cherry on the cake of accomplishment.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“It amazes me how a woman can be a selfless mother and a selfish daughter at the same time.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“If necessity is the mother of invention, distress is the father of discovery.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“A candid conversation mends friendship, and a preconceived notion ends it.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“The devil desires vengeance more than the blind desire vision. The blind wishes to see, but the devil chooses to be blind.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Life would not be painful enough had there been a guarantee attached to fulfilling our wishes.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“The untimely loss of an older sibling is akin to the premature end of the younger’s childhood.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“People who think it’s lonely at the top should notice that person alone at the bottom.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Be at your best in your worst time. Nobody deserves the pleasure of seeing you crushed.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Words hurt, but when written on paper and shoved in your face, they leave a scar.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Our mind is a computer that stores eighty percent of worries in its hard disk and yet continues to stack up more.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World

“Simple joys of laughter and merrymaking break the boundaries of faith and transcend the limits of culture.”
― Rohit Dharupta, Disorder of the World