Quote by Elizabeth Strout

“You could feel things or you could find a way to shut down. But once you were feeling things, you couldn't decide exactly what…

— Ann Brashares

“And I think that if I started to tell someone how I felt I’d never be able to stop so it’s easier just to…

— Cecily Paterson

“And after that, you don't feel the same toward the other person any longer.”

— George Orwell

“Something felt off, but I realized eventually that it was just me. Still,”

— Paula Hawkins

“If I felt something, then it made it true. It was the other person’s problem if they didn’t agree.”

— Catherine McKenzie

“This is how it happens, this is how you stop yourself feeling so much. You go cold, colder still with each disappointment, each betrayal…

— Julia Green

“I couldn’t tell anyone how I felt. I had learned not to feel, or at least not to tell anyone about my feelings. It…

— John E. Monaco

“If we were to just accept we're not so different from each other, we wouldn't feel so alone.”

— Nicole Williams

“I thought I was just catching up to everyone else, but it turned out I overshot the mark and had begun to launch myself…

— Clive Treadwell

“No one can make you feel anything. You can only feel what you allow yourself to feel.”

— Sara Kingston

“It started to feel like this thing happening to me was an invisible wall between us, a barrier none of us wanted to acknowledge…

— Alan Bradley

“How I feel is inconsequential to all that I have stopped feeling for.”

— Nikhil Sharda