Death Quote by Erika M. Szabo

“Feelings can have a life of their own and you have very little direct control over them, except perhaps to make them worse.”

— Julian Short

“Hate was a far easier emotion to deal with sometimes. It burned fiercely and eventually died. Love stayed.”

— Lesley Pearse

“I mean not try to analyze everything to death for once, if possible, especially me.”

— J.D. Salinger

“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

“Sometimes she wondered if those who felt too deeply were the ones who, when hurt, shut down their emotions even tighter than others.”

— Christy Reece

“For so long, I gave in to my self-loathing. I refused to allow myself the simple pleasure of accepting who I am and how…

— Roxane Gay

“I discovered that those who seldom dwell on their emotions know better than anyone else just what an emotion is.”

— John Cage

“...it was hard to hide one's emotion from one's own kind.”

— Loretta Chase

“She found it curious and frightening that she could deeply dislike someone she didn’t even know. It wasn’t her. At least, it wasn’t how…

— Veronica Rossi

“It eased the pain some when she thought about the way he’d treated her and hatred burned away the hurt.”

— Alexandra Ripley

“Of all the emotions people gave me, sadness was probably the hardest one to take. Fear was temporary, but sadness could last a lifetime.”

— R.L. Naquin

“Even though I hated the sympathy people felt toward me, I couldn't help but feel it toward him.”

— John Green