He Lived Next Door Quotes

“True love, if you believe in what love really is, it can never be tainted. It’s always there. It’s not the diluter, it’s the absolver.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door

“How can you love someone when you know they will never truly love you back because they can’t ever love you back? Your brain should stop you from loving them. There should be a defense mechanism embedded deep within you to stop your soul from allowing you to give your heart to someone who doesn’t deserve it, who doesn’t even want it, someone who couldn’t have it even if they did want it. Unfortunately, there’s no fail-safe for love, no brake to stop you from throwing your life―and the lives of those around you―completely out of balance. There are no warning lights or flashing danger signs. There’s nothing to stop the planted seeds from growing and taking root. And once they grow, there’s nothing you can do about it. Your desire to water those wretched seeds only increases. Once you realize those seeds weren’t supposed to grow, it’s already too late.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door

“Okay, so you’re saying if a man cheats on his wife but loves her, his love for his wife or her love for him won’t be tainted?” His slouched figure straightens a bit. “No, because love is forgiveness. If it’s real, it can get past anything.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door

“Real love, I think, never goes away. I believe that most times, circumstances, events, people just surround it and we lose sight of it, but it doesn’t go away. It just gets harder to see.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door

“I love with every fiber in me. I’ve experienced true and unconditional love, forgiving, love that doesn’t end, that’s infinite.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door

“I’m a big believer in fate. In both actually—fate and free will—but I think there are moments when we make connections or have ideas because the universe gave us a nudge to act and those moments are life-changing if we listen.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door

“You can’t know someone’s story without reading the pages of their book.”
― Portia Moore, He Lived Next Door