Author of quotes: Lauren Oliver. Page 2

I think that's part of love - loving should be able to sacrifice for loved ones. Sometimes he even has to abandon someone he loves.

Who jumps may fall, but it can fly.

You see, you can't be happy without sometimes to be miserable.

We are all murderers, we kill of his own life, himself past all that matters. We bury them under the slogans and excuses.

Love it kills and saves.

This is the flip side of freedom - if you're absolutely free, you rely only on yourself.

Funny how you think that during an emergency everything stops, you forget to go to the toilet, eat or feel thirsty. In fact it is not. You're on your own, and the body itself. It betrays you, rude and stupid puffing, requires water, sandwiches and trips to the toilet, while the world shatters to pieces.

The point is to do what I can.

Are we able to understand the truth or are doomed only to stumble on each other, heads bowed, hoping to avoid a collision?

The bathrooms have pills. The bathrooms have blades. People lock themselves in bathrooms when they want to do things, for example, to have sex or puke. Or to commit suicide.

I'm not scared, if you're interested. The moment of death is full of sound, heat and light. It's so light that it fills and consumes me. A tunnel of light rushes forward, bends above and above and above; and if singing were a feeling, that this rise, like laughter, is...
The rest you know yourself.

Take down the walls.
In the end, that's what. You don't know what will happen if you demolish the wall. You can't see through it, can't know that it will bring freedom or death, isolation or chaos. This could be a Paradise, and perhaps crash.
Take down the walls.

Love is the deadliest weapon in the world: she kills when present in your life and when you live without it.

The thought of school makes me want to curl up in a ball and sleep forever.