Author of quotes: Javier Circus. Page 2

When such a woman as Louise leaves she's not coming back.
- Who told you that I want her back?
Sooner or later you want.

- I, Yes, fell in love.
Marcelo looked me in the eyes, as if hoping to find something to refute my words, but found none. Incredulously he raised his bushy eyebrows, which gave his face a comical expression, and exclaimed:
- Yes well you, Thomas!
- You think this is weird?
- No, not strange... Well, I told you, - he muttered. - First of all, I think it is the greatest folly. If you have a little problem!..

- ...habit destroys everything, including people. And after four years of marriage...
After five, I said.
- After five years of marriage, everything becomes a habit. Habit leaves no place for novelty, and without novelty there is no charm, no love. It's true. But there is more.
- For example?
- Well, I don't know, something more important, ' he replied impatiently. - A sense of partnership, I believe, affection.

People talk a lot about how important it is to preserve the past but to me personally it seems more important to preserve the present.

...when I say "this moment is the present", as it automatically turns to the past...

...I believe that you should celebrate, right? It's not every day a person is able to fall in love.

The first night is always amazing. I already told you. The problem in those that follow it

Nothing ever remains the same. And least of all in marriage.

No abulia, no hesitation, no sacrifice. If more people read Dumas, life would be very different.

...it is impossible to know the truth about someone, not knowing his parents. We note in passing that this rule applies in literature and in life.

...at that time I still believed that people talking about their misfortunes because it is the only way to attract the attention or sympathy of others; now I know what people do to get rid of her grief.

It seems that it tells not what it remembers and recalls what was said before...

Far away from academic life people assume that every literature teacher is hiding a passionate fan of literature, but any sophisticated person able to dispel this misconception. Passion is rarely able to resist a professional approach, and literature in this sense is no exception, especially if we bear in mind that every teacher over time, less and less engaged by books, but more and more of their analysis, independent or others.

...men tend to succumb to the false illusion that they thoroughly know the woman who lives next to them. However, at the slightest opportunity she will lead you out of delusion.