Nothing More Quotes

“I’m not used to not being needed. I’ve always been the fixer. Who I am without that role? I don’t know.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I really, really hope she’s not standing me up. I sort of hate that she’s unpredictable now. A really big piece of me misses when I was a part of her life. I was her best friend and her lover. She shared her thoughts with me, her hopes, and even her dreams. We dreamed together, we laughed together—I knew every thought she had, every tear she shed. Now I’m an outsider, waiting for her to decide to call me. I miss the days when it wasn’t even a question if I was worth her time.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I was selfish, I still am, and as fucked up as it is, I can’t bear to see you with anyone else. I’m not ready to share you. I remember the first time I saw you . . .”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I was talking about soccer. You don’t watch any sports?” I ask. I know Tessa doesn’t. Nora shakes her head. “Nope. I’d rather cut my own eyes out and eat them with ketchup.” I laugh at her very detailed and fairly morbid reply.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I once felt like Dakota was my entire journey and my destination, but I’m starting to feel like I was no more than a stop along the way for her.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“know Dakota well enough to know that when she needs her space, she will take it and no one can change that. The unfamiliar part is that I’m not used to being the one she needs space from.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Finally, she opens her mouth to speak. “But did you miss me? Or was it just the idea of me, the familiarity of me? Because there were times when I literally felt like I couldn’t do anything without you, and I hated it. I wanted to prove to myself that I could take care of myself. After Carter died, I clung to you, and so when you left me, I had nothing. You were my safe place,”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I’m not over you,” I calmly say, “but you didn’t give me much of a choice here, Dakota. You’ve barely spoken to me since you moved. You broke up with me, remember?” I look at her. She’s staring at the floor. “You wanted to focus on yourself when you moved, and I got that. I let you have your space and you didn’t do anything to stop me. You didn’t reach out to me at all.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“But that’s the problem with this type of quick anger: discharging it would make me feel better for a few moments, but then I’ll feel like crap after. Anger doesn’t often offer a solution, it only creates more problems.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“If we were teenagers, her kissing me would automatically make us committed to each other in some way, but adult dating is so . . . so much more complicated. It’s a much slower process. It’s usually like this: You meet someone through your friend, you hit it off, you go on a date. By the end of date number two, you usually kiss. By five dates, you have slept together, twelve dates before you start sleeping over on a regular basis, a year before you move in together, another two you get married.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I pass a couple holding hands as they walk their dog and feel even sorrier for myself. Should I be dating? I wouldn’t even know where to start. I want the convenience of having someone around all the time, but I’m not sure I could actually date anyone other than Dakota. The whole dating game just seems so grueling, and it’s only been six months since she broke up with me. Is she dating? Does she want to? I can’t imagine anyone ever knowing me better than her, or making me as happy as she did. She has known me so long and it would take years for anyone to know me as well as she does . . . As she did.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“I feel sorry for myself. Not really, but I would rather wallow and complain about my boring life than attempt to make new friends. I don’t know where to begin making friends.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Tessa’s the kind of person who tries to pull the best out of everyone. She gives more of herself than she should and she expects people to be kind, even when it’s not the most accessible part of their nature.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“These women watch nothing but the Food Network and the teen dramas on Freeform. Admittedly, I do like some of those shows. The one about the teenage demon-hunters is my favorite. That, and the foster-family one.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“It’s a little weird to me that we went from talking every day, to barely at all, to radio silence. After she called me to end our relationship, I tried to keep our friendship afloat, but she’s given me little help. I miss her sometimes. Hell, I really fucking miss her.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“She doesn’t reach out to me much—ever, really—so I have no idea how she feels or where we stand.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“The taller of the guys is wearing a Browns jersey and I wonder if he’s checked their stats for the season. If he had, he probably wouldn’t be prancing around in that thing with such pride.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Früher habe ich geglaubt, Dakota wäre meine Reise und mein Ziel. Jetzt kommt mir der Gedanke, dass ich für sie nur ein Halt auf der Strecke war.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Endet ihr Einsatz, wenn wir erkennen, was wir brauchen, um es bis zum nächsten Halt zu schaffen?”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Aber manchmal sind Menschen einfach nicht so stark, wie wir uns das wünschen.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Manchmal muss man jemanden eben fühlen lassen, was er fühlen muss. Zulassen, dass er versteckt, was er glaubt, verstecken zu müssen, und ihm erlauben, die Dinge auf seine Art zu verarbeiten.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Sie war mein Verband, ich war ihr Sicherheitsnetz.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“es más fácil ver los problemas del prójimo que los tuyos propios.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“A veces tienes que dejar que la gente sienta lo que tiene que sentir, que oculten lo que crean que necesitan ocultar y que procesen las cosas a su manera.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“siempre he pensado que el sufrimiento es algo que la gente no debería comparar.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More

“Sé que preferiría estar en la cama, leyendo las páginas subrayadas de su libro favorito. Sería feliz bajo la manta, llorando a moco tendido los errores y remordimientos de los personajes, deseando que su relación hubiera tenido un final de novela.”
― Anna Todd, Nothing More