Quote by Charles Dickens

“well were those that were destined to do so from the very beginning, without any help at all, while all the others were lost…

— Franz Kafka

“Some sentiment other than love united these two beings, and inspired with mutual anxiety their movements and their thoughts. Misery is, perhaps, the most…

— Honoré de Balzac

“Sometimes, we inflict misery on others no matter how hard we try not to.”

— Lilas Taha

“The habit of misery had twisted these people, driving them to this paranoia. What had been diligence turned to desperation.”

— Duong Thu Huong

“Life was terrible. It was as though they could understand, as though they could read in one another’s eyes, that the power which had…

— Vasily Grossman

“But such was the way with people – they loved the things that made them miserable.”

— Nathan Hill

“In the worldly life, what is misery? It is the pain created from wrong suspicions.”

— Dada Bhagwan

“Maybe all of life was just a giant struggle-a giant, beautiful, complicated struggle-and those who hurt the ones they loved the least were the…

— Shelbi Wescott

“all the sorrow and trouble of this world is caused by unhappy people.”

— Elizabeth Gilbert

“What bound people together was so fragile.”

— Paul Russell

“Pain and peace were in harmony. I will never understand how suffering and joy can coexist beautifully.”

— Emily Foreman

“Everyone had an ulterior motive in his worldview. Everyone was self-serving and therefore a potential instrument of pain. The world was a lonely, awful,…

— Jeremy Dyson