Life Quote by Nikolai Gogol

“Unconsciously, one hand crept down to her belly, where an ache was beginning to blossom.”

— Celeste Ng

“...there is a piece of me missing so big that the pain doubles me over, clawing at my gut...”

— Anna Quindlen

“...she had developed such a quiet comfort in his presence, like all the hurt of the world couldn't touch her. Yet, every once in…

— Sibylla Matilde

“His fingers glide up my thigh, and for a split second, I forget the pain.”

— Bella Jewel

“The slightest pain that we have, is the reaction of the pain that we had given. So do what you find comfortable.”

— Dada Bhagwan

“His touch brought with it the strangest sense of relief — as if I’d been in pain and that pain had suddenly ceased.”

— Stephenie Meyer

“She was capable of causing me pain, but no longer any joy. Pain alone kept my wearisome attachment alive.”

— Marcel Proust

“The sharp, superficial pain at being spoken to unkindly had obscured the deeper pain, which had not yet turned into something hard and heavy.”

— Olivia Sudjic

“I hadn’t realized that a break in a bone could be so exquisitely painful. I’d feel a greater tolerance for the the wounded after…

— Charles Todd

“It didn’t feel like the pain had weakened over time, rather that I’d grown strong enough to bear it.”

— Stephenie Meyer

“Pain is just weakness leaving the body, and then being replaced by pain. Lots of pain.”

— Joseph Fink

“There's more kinds of pain than just physical pain, you know.”

— Tim Tharp