Love Quote by Margaret Atwood

“She knew that you could love somebody more than anything and still not love the person all that much, if you were busy with…

— Jonathan Franzen

“It wasn't easy to understand how the love between two other people could diminish you.”

— Meg Wolitzer

“love was worth everything, and couldn't be exchanged for anything.”

— Paulo Coelho

“She refused to know love again. The thought of another heartbreak was far too much for her to bear.”

— Terry a O'Neal

“I no longer believe in love," she said bitterly. "When people claim to have lost their heart, it's usually only their wits that have…

— Peter Prange

“She said nothing is done to oneself that one does not accept and that if I loved someone it would take it all away.”

— Ernest Hemingway

“My love’s got a lot of love to give. Unfortunately, she gives none of it to me.
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— Dark Jar Tin Zoo

“When she had been married a little while, she concluded that love was half a longing of a kind that possession did nothing to…

— Marilynne Robinson

“Or maybe I've just lost the taste for love. Love isn't always a good thing. Sometimes it makes a mess of people' lives.”

— Marshall Thornton

“It was hard to accept that she had almost no feelings, maybe none at all, for me as a man. This hurt so bad…

— Haruki Murakami

“The price of love, she thought, was pain. Was it worth it? Was it better not to love at all?”

— Mary Balogh

“I always knew she loved me, but I didn’t need to accept everything she gave me, like her fears that people would let you…

— Mani Feniger