Forlorn Quote by Jane Austen

“I often think,” said she, “that there is nothing so bad as parting with one's friends. One seems so forlorn without them.”

— Jane Austen

“That was terribly thoughtless of you. What good is having friends if they don’t put you in mortal peril every once in a while?”

— Brandon Sanderson

“Her divorced friends had made a pact not to leave each other alone on nights when loneliness had extra strength.”

— Mitch Albom

“A good loneliness is better than a bad friendship.”

— Angelos Michalopoulos

“But isn’t it terrific when you’re with someone who can bring out your best self? I think that’s the sign of a true friend,…

— Robyn Carr

“No one should leave a friend worse than they found them.”

— Jennifer Laurens

“Friends usually bring out better versions of each other. People feel unguarded and fluid with their close friends.”

— David Brooks

“She’s always said you’re with the right person when no matter how bad things get, you’d still rather be with them than anywhere else.”

— M. Malone

“Good friends are like appendages. It's painful to lose one, and crippling to lose two or more.”

— Jarod Kintz

“Some friendships fade. Others dissolve under stress or disagreement. Still other friends just leave. Those that stick, however, are almost irreplaceable; and the sadness…

— Hugh Hewitt

“Friends don’t abandon friends in their time of need.”

— E.N. Joy

“It’s always a sad revelation when a good friend acquires a girlfriend or a husband and disappears. You realize that, for them, your friendship…

— Tim Kreider