“I am used to being lonely now… not because I like it, but because it’s...” — Garima Soni Quote

“I am used to being lonely now… not because I like it, but because it’s way better than the noise of people who are around me only to use me. Now, I have stopped expecting, stopped explaining, stopped waiting because loneliness hurts less than pretending someone cares when they don’t.”

“My broken heart is not my end. It’s the beginning of me taking back everything you took from me.”

“I know you will leave me one day… you will find a reason. People always do.And what hurts the most is knowing that I will still blame myself when it happens because that’s what life has taught me. You know love stays for a while, but the fear of losing it stays forever.”

“Yes, I loved you… and in loving you, I destroyed myself.”

“It scares me to think how bad my life would have been if I would have still been with you. When I was with you, I was losing my peace, my smile, my confidence without even realising it. And that’s why without you, I feel a sense of relief. But when I look back now, it hurts to realise how much I was ready to tolerate for someone who was never good for me, even when they kept using me.”

“You are enough. You didn't deserve to be abandoned. You need to relearn that you are worthy of love.”

“Supporting her entrepreneurial goals goes beyond financial assistance—it’s about showing that you’re her partner in every sense, willing to stand by her as she pursues her passions. By sowing this seed, you’re not only helping her grow her business but also strengthening your relationship through shared goals and mutual support.”

“Because, Jack, you volunteered to be taken down into eternal torment in place of her. This is the absolute”

“Truth builds trust.”

“Whether our caretaker was our mom, dad, uncle, aunt, grandparent, foster parent, or sibling, our blueprint of what a relationship is supposed to look like is drafted by what we observed from our caretaker’s relationship. If our caretaker took their significant other back multiple times, made excuses for their actions, helped them battle demons, turned a blind eye to their infidelity, or moved from one relationship to the next, that is what we know. Their behavior becomes our very own model of what a relationship is supposed to look like and determines what we will expect from our own partners.”