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Think Leaving Quote by Suzanne Wright

“But you still worry I’ll eventually reject you, don’t you?” My expression must have answered that, because he pinned me with a serious gaze. “It’s never going to happen.” “You say that now, but –” “There is no ‘but’, baby. Shit, if either of us will think about leaving at some point, it will be…” quote by Suzanne Wright
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““But you still worry I’ll eventually reject you, don’t you?” My expression must have answered that, because he pinned me with a serious gaze. “It’s never going to happen.” “You say that now, but –” “There is no ‘but’, baby. Shit, if either of us will think about leaving at some point, it will be you.” “Why would I leave my cuddly bear?” A muscle in his jaw ticked. “Ava.””

Suzanne Wright

About This Quote

Source Short story: Unnamed Narrative, 2023

The speaker confronts fear of abandonment, asserting commitment despite doubts, emphasizing mutual dependence.

In simple terms: Fear of being left is addressed with reassurance of staying together.

Key Takeaway

Reassure and stay committed despite insecurities.

Themes

relationships commitment insecurity communication

Mood

anxious affectionate determined

Type

conversational narrative

When to use this quote

  • romantic partnership
  • friendship
  • long‑distance relationships
  • conflict resolution

Key Concepts

mutual dependence reassurance emotional intimacy

Questions to Reflect On

  • What underlying fears drive the need for reassurance?
  • How can partners build trust beyond verbal promises?
A Different Perspective

The dialogue may oversimplify complex relational issues.

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