Sad Quotes and Sayings - Page 2

Sooner or later everyone will cause you pain…You just have to figure out which ones are worth it.

Sometimes you have to smile and act like everything is okay, hold back the tears and walk away.

How do I say goodbye to someone I never had?
Why do tears fall to someone who was never really mine?
Why do I miss someone I was never been with?
Why do I love someone whose love was never truly mine?

Sometimes when I say “Oh, I’m fine.”
I want someone to look me in the eye and say
“Tell the truth.”

Suicide does not mean there was no killer.

Just because her eyes don’t tear doesn’t mean her heart doesn’t cry. And just because she comes off strong, doesn’t mean there’s nothing wrong.

They say pain will go away…How long does it take? Six years later and I’m still not okay.

Sometimes I like to stand in the rain, because no one can tell that I’m crying

Loss is hell hard, it takes time to heal, but when we do, we can cherish those memories & remember for those who can’t remember for themselves.

OK, so I make up so much ridiculous quotes of my own & live in a constant bubble of philosophical stuff.
But it’s true. In the last 2 years of my important schooling which very much determines my career which I hope will be medicine, I lose a close friend, a best friend I knew since kinder (4 years), an uncle & my great grandma.
It’s a wonder I can still concentrate & hold a straight face when I hear of those people who gossip over “THAT train suicide” or illness & the like.

Hearing life go on is the hardest thing, to know while you’re caught in this vortex of sadness/grief/missing someone/loneliness, there are those who have no idea & who go on as normal.

Worse? to hear people be disrespectful & talk about loss & losses of someone they may have known with matter- of- fact GOSSIP. Its a topic of conversation to lighten their mood rather than to reflect & learn.
& It hurts even more that someone can just be gone. That I work opposite this train station, that I was working that day & still didn’t know, that I never visited in France, that I took for granted they would ALL be there, that I didn’t understand the extent of illnesses – mental & physical.

Indeed it gets better, I know it does, it’ll always hurt, but when we try to see reality for what it is & at least try to keep at pace with the train that is life, the transition from one place to another is made easier & we’ll remember good times more often than being guilty/angry/ashamed & anything we encounter.

I’d rather spend one minute holding you than the rest of my life knowing that I never could.