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Crying Quote by Tarryn Fisher

“Isaac: “It hurts me when you cry.” Senna: “I’m crying, but I don’t feel anything,” Isaac: “Yes, I know. That’s what hurts me the most.” quote by Tarryn Fisher
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““Isaac: “It hurts me when you cry.” Senna: “I’m crying, but I don’t feel anything,” Isaac: “Yes, I know. That’s what hurts me the most.””

Tarryn Fisher

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Girl Who Lived, Tarryn Fisher, 2019

Isaac feels pain when Senna pretends indifference, revealing how caring can be a source of personal anguish.

In simple terms: Caring can hurt when the other pretends not to feel.

Key Takeaway

Recognize and address hidden emotional pain.

Themes

empathy relationships communication

Mood

conflicted reflective

Type

narrative dialogue

When to use this quote

  • family discussions
  • conflict resolution
  • supportive listening

Key Concepts

psychology emotional labor

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does pretending not to feel affect relationships?
  • What can you do to express genuine emotions?
A Different Perspective

If both parties hide true feelings, understanding stalls.

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