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Magryl Quotes By Ramona Ausubel: It doesn't always make sense, how you go

It doesn't always make sense, how you go about loving someone. Sometimes loving means gathering them back, sometimes it means sending them away. — Ramona Ausubel

Magryl Quotes By Chelsea Cain: Whatever you think this is going to be

Whatever you think this is going to be like," she whispers, "it's going to be worse. — Chelsea Cain

Magryl Quotes By Christy Warren: There is a difference in wanting someone and

There is a difference in wanting someone and loving someone. — Christy Warren

Magryl Quotes By John Densmore: Why is there such passion for any sort

Why is there such passion for any sort of gossipy, provocative sensual stuff? It sells! — John Densmore

Magryl Quotes By Aden Lowe: Little girl, this ain't foreplay. This is me

Little girl, this ain't foreplay. This is me making every inch of you mine. — Aden Lowe

Magryl Quotes By Mitch Albom: Silence enhances music. What you do not play

Silence enhances music. What you do not play can sweeten what you do. But it is not the same with words. What you do not say can haunt you. — Mitch Albom

Magryl Quotes By Maggie Stiefvater: Get some money, buy a red coffeepot, move

Get some money, buy a red coffeepot, move out. Find a new place to plug it in. — Maggie Stiefvater

Magryl Quotes By Pope Francis: God always forgives, always. But he asks that

God always forgives, always. But he asks that I forgive. If I don't forgive, in a certain sense I am closing the door to God's forgiveness. — Pope Francis

Magryl Quotes By Winston Churchill: All the great things are simple, and many

All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy, hope. — Winston Churchill

Magryl Quotes By Henry David Thoreau: The mason asks but a narrow shelf to

The mason asks but a narrow shelf to spring his brick from; man requires only an infinitely narrower one to spring his arch of faith from. — Henry David Thoreau