30 Of The Best Quotes From All 15 Seasons Of Grey's Anatomy

For almost fifteen years, Grey's Anatomy has pulled at our heartstrings. There have been scenes that have made us literally cry into our pillows (RIP McDreamy), others that have made us want to smash a coffee cup and some that have made us say "Awww." As we follow the professional and personal lives of the doctors at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital, we can't help but we feel as if we really know them. So when the show's characters talk, it really feels like they're talking to us. The writing is just too good– thank you Shonda Rhimes. Try not to cry as you read some of the show's best quotables of all-time.

On Love

"Don't let what he wants eclipse what you need. He's very dreamy, but he's not the sun. You are." – Cristina Yang

"I love you, in a really really big, pretend to like your taste in music, let you eat the last piece of cheesecake, hold a radio over my head outside your window, unfortunate way that makes me hate you, love you. So pick me, choose me, love me." – Meredith Grey

"You were like coming up for fresh air. It's like I was drowning and you saved me." –Derek Shepherd

"It always feels like there is just one person in this world to love. And then you find somebody else, and it just seems crazy that you were ever worried in the first place." – Lexie Grey

"Please, don't chase me anymore, unless you're ready to catch me." – Callie Torres

"Oh screw beautiful! I'm brilliant! If you want to appease me, compliment my brain." – Cristina Yang

"The only time I don't feel like a ghost is when you look at me, because when you look at me, you see me. You see me. This is me." – Owen Hunt

"The problem is we are human. We want more than to just survive. We want to love." – Lexie Grey

"Maybe I do believe it, all this 'meant to be' stuff. Why not believe it, really? Who doesn't want more romance in their life? Maybe it's just up to us to make it happen. To show up and be meant for each other." – Meredith Grey

"You. You're everything. I love you, and I'm not going to stop loving you. I can't live without you. I don't want to live without you, and I'm going to do everything in my power to prove it." – Derek Shepherd

On Life

"At some point, you have to make a decision. Boundaries don't keep other people out. They fence you in. Life is messy. That's how we're made. So, you can waste your lives drawing lines. Or you can live your life crossing them." – Meredith Grey

"Don't let fear keep you quiet. You have a voice so use it. Speak up. Raise your hands. Shout your answers. Make yourself heard. Whatever it takes, just find your voice, and when you do, fill the damn silence." – Meredith Grey

"Yes, horrible things do happen. Happiness, in the face of all of that, that's not the goal. Feeling horrible, and knowing that you're not gonna die from those feelings, that's the point." – Katharine Wyatt

"Sometimes it's good to be scared. It means you still have something to lose." – Richard Webber

"Cause you never think that the last time is the last time. You think there will be more. You think you have forever, but you don't." – Meredith Grey

"We spend our whole lives worrying about the future, planning for the future, trying to predict the future, as if figuring it out will cushion the blow. But the future is always changing. The future is the home of our deepest fears and wildest hopes. But one thing is certain, when it finally reveals itself. The future is never the way we imagined it." – Meredith Grey

"And if you can't do it, if you aren't willing to keep looking for light in the darkest of places without stopping, even when it seems impossible, you will never succeed." – Amelia Shepherd

"There's an end to every storm. Once all the trees have been uprooted. Once all the houses have been ripped apart. The wind will hush, the clouds will part, the rain will stop, the sky will clear in an instant. But only then, in those quiet moments after the storm, do we learn who was strong enough to survive it." – Meredith Grey

"It doesn't matter how tough we are. Trauma always leaves a scar. It follows us home, it changes our lives. Trauma messes everybody up. But maybe that's the point. All the pain and the fear and the crap. Maybe going through all that is what keeps us moving forward. It's what pushes us. Maybe we have to get a little messed up, before we can step up." – Alex Karev

"Grief may be a thing we all have in common but it looks different on everyone. It isn't just death we have to grieve. It's life, it's loss, it's change. And when we wonder why it has to suck so much sometimes, it has to hurt so bad. The thing we gotta try to remember is that it can turn on a dime. That's how you stay alive when it hurts so much you can't breathe. That's how you survive. By remembering that one day somehow, impossibly, it won't feel this way. It won't hurt this much. Grief comes in it's own time for everyone in it's own way. So the best we can do, the best anyone can do, is try for honesty. The really crappy thing, the very worst part of grief is that you can't control it. The best we can do is try to let ourselves feel it when it comes and let it go when we can." – Meredith Grey

"We don't get unlimited chances to have the things that we want, and this I know. Nothing is worse than missing an opportunity that could have changed your life." – Addison Montgomery

"Yes or no. In or out. Up or down. Live or die. Hero or coward. Fight or give in. I'll say it again to make sure you hear me. The human life is made up of choices. Live or die. That's the important choice. And it's not always in our hands." – Derek Shepherd

"Why does it feel so good to get rid of things? To unload? To let go? Maybe because when we see how little we actually need to survive, it makes us realize how powerful we actually are. To strip down to only what we need. To hang on to only what we can't do without. Not just to survive, but to thrive." – Meredith Grey

"Bad things happen, but you have to move past it. Leave it behind. The sooner, the better. Or it'll eat away at you and stop you from moving forward." – Miranda Bailey

"It turns out sometimes you have to do the wrong thing. Sometimes you have to make a big mistake to figure out how to make things right. Mistakes are painful, but they're the only way to find out who we really are." – Denny Duquette

On Friendships

"We're friends, real friends. And that means, no matter how long it takes, when you finally do decide to look back, I'll still be here." – Meredith Grey

"Gratitude. Appreciation. Giving thanks. No matter what words you use, it all means the same thing. Happy. We're supposed to be happy. Grateful for friends, family, happy to just be alive… whether we like it or not." – Meredith Grey

"If there's an upside to free falling, it's the chance you give your friends to catch you." – Meredith Grey

"If there's one thing I've learned over the years, it's that it only takes one person, one patient, one moment to change your life forever, to change your perspective, color your thinking." – Cristina Yang

"If I murdered someone, she's the person I'd call to help me drag the corpse across the living room floor." – Cristina Yang

Jasmine Gomez Editorial Fellow Jasmine Gomez is the Editorial Fellow at Seventeen and covers celebrities, pop culture, music and what's interesting on the internet.

Chrissy Teigen, Serena Williams and More Celebrity Moms' Most Honest Quotes About Motherhood

Celebrity moms are getting ready to celebrate Mother's Day!

In honor of some of Hollywood's coolest moms, ET's taking a look back at how these famous matriarchs tackle parenthood's joys and challenges. From Chrissy Teigen's honest remarks on postpartum depression to Gabrielle Union's openness surrounding infertility, there's no shortage of maternal figures to acknowledge.

Keep reading to see how these famous moms are killing it at parenting.

Mom guilt:

Cardi B recently opened up to ET's Katie Krause about suffering mom guilt when she's away from her 9-month-old daughter, Kulture, whom she shares with her husband, Offset.

"I do experience that mom guilt, you know? She's here, but it makes me sad sometimes because it's like, 'Oh my gosh, all that traveling,'" she explained. "I know her sleeping schedule is getting a little messed up ... every single time that she gets on an airplane, it's all good until the landing. She starts crying, and I just be feeling so sad because I know the pain, you know, when your ears pop."

"And sometimes I wake up in the morning and she's in my bed and I just want to cuddle and [I can't]," she continued. "It is getting harder because she knows me. She recognizes more now and that's, like, you can just tell she wants me to be there. Sometimes, when she sees me leaving, she looks up and goes, 'B***h, where you going?'"

In a tweet back in July, Khloe Kardashian expressed a similar sentiment.

"The worst part is the mom guilt. It's a real thing," she wrote in response to a since-deleted tweet from a fan of the hardest part of parenting. "You feel guilty at all times if you have to leave her side. Or really for anything." 

Meanwhile, Serena Williams revealed that, while training for Wimbledon, she felt guilty for missing a major milestone in her daughter, 1-year-old Olympia's, life.  

"She took her first steps... I was training and missed it," she tweeted. "I cried."

Speaking with ET last year, Williams further opened up about the difficulties of being a working mom while also making sure to spend as much time as she could with her little girl.

"Working motherhood is real. It's so real. But I have my priorities and Olympia is that," she said. "I'm never a day without Olympia. She's my priority, and every day I need to be home with her. I don't wanna miss any moments with her."

Breastfeeding:

Hilary Duff recently wrote on Instagram that she stopped breastfeeding because she "was going to break."

"Last week was my last week nursing Banks (my six month old) I am a working mom of two. My goal was to get my little girl to six months and then decide if I (and her of course) wanted to keep going," she shared, before explaining that the decision was made in large part because "pumping at work sucks."

Duff also explained that she wanted to open up about her decision because it wasn't an easy one to make, calling it "so emotional and hard."

"I thought about it ALL day everyday. It was a constant loop in my head. Weighing the pros and cons. And half of the time I wasn't making any sense," she admitted. "It was about me, and not Banks at that point. I cried many times and felt so depressed while weening. I wasn't myself at all. Something scary was hovering over my brain and my heart... the part of me that I know is smart and rational."

Earlier this year, Eva Longoria told ET's Leanne Aguilera that she breastfed her son, Santiago, on the set of Grand Hotel.

"It was fun," she gushed of having her little boy on set. "When I was directing, I had just had Santi and I was breastfeeding as I was saying action and running around. I thought, 'This will be easy. I'm not in front of the camera. There's no pressure to look amazing,' [but] it was so hard."

"I was like, 'What am I doing?'" she continued. "But he's grown up on the set. He's been on the set every episode. This cast is like his surrogate family."

Other working moms also breastfed on the go, with Kate Hudson feeding her daughter while working and Rachel McAdams taking a now-iconic pic of herself breastfeeding on the set of a photoshoot, a photo that Duff later recreated. 

Infertility: 

Food Network star Kathie Lee recently opened up on Instagram about the pressure she feels to get pregnant and how she's struggled to conceive after surgery and IVF.

"When people ask me when I'm getting pregnant, it hurts," she wrote. "It's just a reminder that I'm not. When they say I look like I've gained weight, I have. I can't exercise as much and the hormones have made me bloated."

"I know a family will happen for us, it is just going to be a different journey than we imagined," she continued. "We will keep working towards it. Someday we will have our happy new beginning and I pray any of you experiencing the same will have yours too." 

Likewise, Jessie J has struggled with infertility, revealing last November that she can't have children.

"I was told 4 years ago I won't be able to have children," she wrote on her Instagram Story. "I was also told I would need a hysterectomy immediately and to be put on medication. I refused the hysterectomy I'm off all medication through natural medicine and diet change." 

"I am doing all I can to make it happen the best way my body will allow," she continued, insisting, "I will be a mother."

"I believe in miracles. But if it doesn't happen naturally, then that wasn't meant to be the journey," she added. "But a mother is within all of us. That inspires everyday. We are strong. Time will tell."

Additionally, Gabrielle Union has been incredibly open about her infertility struggles throughout the years, before finally welcoming a daughter, Kaavia, via surrogacy in November. Despite being thrilled about her daughter's birth, accepting surrogacy as her path to motherhood was not easy.

"I'll see a pregnant woman and I just feel like, 'Damn,' you know? I'll ask myself, 'Would my relationship with her be different?'" she recently told Glamour. "And then I go home and have a whole-a** baby."

As for surrogacy, Union likened the process to an "underground railroad of infertility."

"The only reason I heard about certain doctors or treatments or new technologies or new procedures -- whether that be diet or Eastern philosophy -- was through a whisper network, and mainly from women who did not look like me or who had a very different journey through life than I did," she said.

"So much of the Instagram life is creating these perfect illusions, right? People have kids -- even through surrogacy or IVF or whatever -- and the kids just appear. Rarely do we hear how," Union continued. "What was the journey? Without understanding what got to baby, it feels like easy and overnight. And that's not the case."

Union decided to open up about her struggles in the hopes of helping someone else going through the same thing.

"... I would never say that I'm giving anyone permission, but sometimes it takes somebody doing something to be like, 'Oh sure, I can talk about this. It has no bearing on my value, my worth, the validity of my motherhood journey,'" she said. "So I try to be as open as possible. I'm telling people the water's warm. Dive on in."

Postpartum Depression:

Earlier this year, Christina Perry told ET's Keltie Knight that suffering from postpartum was "the hardest, it is the scariest, and the most challenging thing I've ever been through."

"I was suffering from postpartum symptoms, which happens to really every woman that gives birth. They go through a variety of symptoms -- in some it's a 10 and some it's a three -- but every woman sort of has these hormonal imbalances," she explained. "For me, the beginning was fine but then when I quit breastfeeding, I hit all of the postpartum symptoms."

After reaching out to her fans online, Perry said she was comforted by their support, which included meaningful conversations with "hundreds of women" online.

"I swear, I just felt so much better and not even in a cheesy way, but like, that was one of the most necessary things I needed to get through that very, very scary dark phase," she said. "Then I came out on the other end, and I was just so grateful to these women. A lot of them now I still just chat with, because I've already opened that thing and now we're just mom friends. But I feel like all women need that commu nity and needed that tribe."

During a recent appearance on Today, Chrissy Teigen also opened up about experiencing postpartum depression after giving birth to her first child, 3-year-old Luna. Teigen and her husband, John Legend, also share 11-month-old Miles.

"It happened with my first one, with [my daughter] Luna. I just didn't know there was any other way to feel. I thought it was natural to be in this low point," she said. "I just assumed that was motherhood and no other way around it. Until people around me starting telling me they saw distinct changes in my personality that was really helpful to me. I wish I had this center where I was. It blows your mind that thi s center isn't everywhere really."

Teigen said Legend and her doctors were her "strength" throughout the process, and the "good group of people" who were "watchful" of her during her postpartum depression.

"I had really changed. It wasn't just being tired, it was being really sad and hard on yourself and down on yourself. It wasn't just the blues and a lot of us think it is the baby blues you are going through different things of course," she said. "… Speaking to the women made me realize just what a different feeling it is -- it's a unique experience that can be really tough. We encou rage everyone to share their stories. Open up the dialogue so there is no stigma."

Back in January, Behati Prinsloo told Net-a-Porter that she suffered from postpartum depression after her first pregnancy with Dusty, 2. She and husband Adam Levine also share Gia, 1.

"After my first baby, I had a little postpartum depression and it was difficult to get back into normal life," she adds. "But after the second one, everything felt so much easier; it was easier for me to work out, breastfeeding was easier. No one pressured me to return to work, not even Victoria's Secret, who I was under contract with -- they never asked me when I was going to be back."

Raising Kids & Co-Parenting:

In a recent view on Kourtney Kardashian's website, she and Scott Disick opened up about co-parenting their three kids -- Mason, 9, Penelope, 6, and Reign, 4 -- while no longer in a romantic relationship with each other.

"I think the hardest part was when we both started new relationships, don't you?" Kardashian, who previously dated Younes Bendjima, while Disick is still with Sofia Richie, said. "Because that caused fights between you and I about introducing the kids. I think that caused the most challenges. That was the time that you and I had our biggest [challenge], where we had to literally go to therapy to talk [and] to even get through [and] be able to communicate together."

"I think the biggest challenge was just trying to figure out how we separate our relationship as friends and parents and still be on the same page," Disick said. "And, what's appropriate and what's not and when to be able to talk to each other. In the beginning you set good [boundaries] and then we learned from that and got to a good place."

"I couldn't imagine raising three children with somebody that I couldn't speak to everyday," he added. "I feel like we're just raising our kids how we would have raised them, whether we were together or not. And, just because we are not together, our kids should not suffer."

Meanwhile, Jessica Alba told InStyle that she makes mistakes "all the time" and has decided to be open about her failures with her three little ones, Honor, 10, Haven, 7, and Hayes, 1, whom she shares with Cash Warren.

I just want to live a full life and stay curious and challenge myself. I want my kids to see me push outside my comfort zone. And sometimes that means making mistakes and admitting them, which is especially hard in front of your kids."

"Whenever my kids ask me to find something, they're like, 'Mom, where's my…' you know, backpack, toothbrush, whatever. And I just say 'Up your butt,' and that's probably bad parenting," she jokes.

Last May, Jessica Simpson told ET about the most rewarding parts of parenting. Since then, she has welcomed a daughter, 1-month-old Birdie. She and her husband, Eric Johnson, also share Maxwell, 7, and Ace, 5.

"The most rewarding part of being a mother is really just watching my kids grow," she said. "It's like, how much knowledge they have about life is just so meaningful to me, and how much heart they put into everything they do. There's just nothing like the innocence of a child."

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50 Quotes That Perfectly Define the Kind of Love You Deserve

In a world full of people who ghost after they initiated a conversation with you, it can be hard to remember that love really is out there.

And I’m not just talking about the kind of love that you feel for McDonalds on a particularly hungover Sunday (although that love can be very deep at times). I’m talking about that deep, everlasting, true love that makes your heart skip a beat.

If a steady stream of effboys has left you feeling down and unconvinced the whole ~love thing~ is literally ever going to happen for you, read these. It may not have happened yet, but this sort of love does exist. And you do deserve it.

1. “You’re the moon of my life, that’s all I know and all I need to know, and if this is a dream, I’ll kill the man who tries to wake me.” â€"Khal Drago to Daenerys Targaryen, Game of Thrones

2. “Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo. But you want someone who’ll help you catch the bus.” â€"Oprah Winfrey, People

3. “It would be a privilege to have my heart broken by you.” â€"The Fault in Our Stars

4. “To me, you are perfect” â€" Love Actually

5. “We started dating with the idea we’re both never going to get married. [Kutcher] just got out of a marriage. I got out of a long relationship. I was single and having the best time ever. I was totally dating, having a great time, and I was like ‘I’m never getting married.’ He’s like ‘Great. Neither am I!’ And we’re like shaking hands on it, and we’re like ‘Life is great!’ A year later, we’re like ‘Tomorrow, let’s get married.’” â€" Mila Kunis about Ashton Kutcher, Elle

6. “It’s not easy for someone to catch my eye/But I’ve been waitin’ for you my whole damn life.” â€"Khalid, “Love Lies”

7. “I love that you get cold when it’s 71 degrees out. I love that it takes you an hour and a half to order a sandwich. I love that you get a little crinkle above your nose when you’re looking at me like I’m nuts. I love that after I spend the day with you, I can still smell your perfume on my clothes. And I love that you are the last person I want to talk to before I go to sleep at night. And it’s not because I’m lonely, and it’s not because it’s New Year’s Eve. I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible.” â€"Harry to Sally, When Harry Met Sally

8. “It’s like, where I need help, he’s really strong, and where he needs help, I’m really strong. When two people just fit together really wellâ€"he and I are like that.” â€"Jennifer Lopez about Alex Rodriguez, Cubby and Carolina in the Morning radio show

“If you’re a bird, I’m a bird.” â€"Noah, The Notebook

10. “I vow to fiercely love you in all your forms, now and forever. I promise to never forget that this is a once-in-a-lifetime love.” â€"The Vow

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11. “I am here, and I am looking at her. And she is so beautiful. I can see it. This one moment when you know you’re not a sad story. You are alive, and you stand up and see the lights on the buildings and everything that makes you wonder.” â€"The Perks of Being a Wallflower

12. “I was drawn to Mark because he was positively an alpha male, and I didn’t think I would be drawn to that. But I just worship him. He makes me feel very safe.” â€"Kelly Ripa about Mark Consuelos, Elle

13. “I’m not leaving because I’m scared or because I think I’m not enoughâ€"because maybe for the first time in my life, I know I am. [Choking back tears] I just love Nick so much, I don’t want him to lose his mom again. So I just wanted you to know: One dayâ€"when he marries another lucky girl who is enough for you, and you’re playing with your grandkids while the Tan Hua’s are blooming, and the birds are chirping, it was because of me: a poor, raised by a single mother, low-class, immigrant nobody.” â€" Rachel to Eleanor, Crazy Rich Asians

14. “I think you have different soul mates throughout your life, that your soul needs different things at different times. I do believe in love. I will always believe in love, but my idea has changed from what I’ve always thought.” â€"Kim Kardashian, Cosmopolitan UK

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15. “True love is singing karaoke ‘Under Pressure’ and letting the other person sing the Freddie Mercury part.” â€"Mindy Kaling, Twitter

16. “When you’re lucky enough to meet your one person, then life takes a turn for the best. It can’t get better than that.” â€"John Krasinski about Emily Blunt, The Daily Beast

17. “Dax helped me learn that I don’t have it all figured out. Sometimes that’s the greatest gift someone can give you.” â€" Kristen Bell about Dax Shepard, Good Housekeeping

18. “Remember those walls I built?/Well, baby they’re tumbling down/And they didn’t even put up a fight/They didn’t even make a sound/I found a way to let you in/But I never really had a doubt/Standing in the light of your halo/I got my angel now.” â€"Beyoncé, “Halo”

19. “I do like to put my relationships as a priority, and I really try to make that work. As long as people are making the effort to do so, I think anything can work.” â€"Khloé Kardashian

20. “I think that’s what is wrong with a lot of relationships if you don’t have time to be able to be yourself. I just love that my dude doesn’t really make me do that. He gets to do his thing and I get to do my thing, and then he inspires cool music and gets me to go to the beach more than I ever would.” â€"Miley Cyrus about Liam Hemsworth, The Zach Sang Show

“It’s not who you want to spend Friday night with, it’s who you want to spend all day Saturday with.” â€"Tommy, Friends With Benefits

22. “Every once in a while, I can catch a glimpse of her when she doesn’t see me looking, and I have this moment where I’m like, ‘If you only make bad decisions for the rest of your life, you made one really good decision.’” â€"Justin Timberlake about Jessica Biel, The Ellen Degeneres Show

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23. “It’s you, it’s you, it’s all for you/Everything I do/I tell you all the time/Heaven is a place on earth with you.” â€"Lana Del Rey, “Video Games”

24. “You don’t feel it every single day. You don’t wake up every day saying, ‘I’m absolutely so in love and you are perfect.’ That’s not what being married is. But there’s something beautiful about it anywayâ€"about wanting to fight for something, commit to building with someone. We’re really young, and that’s a scary aspect. We’re going to change a lot. But we’re committed to growing together and supporting each other in those changes. That’s how I look at it. At the end of the day, too, he’s my best friend. I never get sick of him.” â€"Hailey Bieber about marriage to Justin Bieber, Vogue

25. “Love is a really scary thing, and you never know what’s going to happen. It’s one of the most beautiful things in life, but it’s one of the most terrifying. It’s worth the fear because you have more knowledge, experience, you learn from people, and you have memories.” â€"Ariana Grande, Seventeen

“I think the perfection of love is that it’s not perfect.” â€"Taylor Swift

27. “Darling I wake up just to sleep with you/I open my eyes so I could see with you/and I live so I can die with you.” â€"Beyoncé, “Die With You”

28. “Love has no requirements. Thats what makes it Love. If your Love for another carries requirements, it is not Love, but a counterfeit version.” â€" Noah Centineo, Twitter

29. “But darling, just kiss me slow, your heart is all I own.” â€"Ed Sheeran, “Perfect”

30. “He motivates me. I married a guy almost 10 years younger than me, and I assumed I would be the teacher, and here I am the pupil learning and being motivated by his work ethic.…He inspires me.” â€"Gabrielle Union about Dwayne Wade, Entertainment Tonight

31. “I think the one thing is, we are imperfect, just like every couple in the world. We stick together through it allâ€"through the great times, through the bad times. You can get behind love, and you can get behind someone who is not deemed as perfect, you know, ‘Okay, they make mistakes just like we make mistakes, and this is how they figure it outâ€"they still love each other and they keep going the next day.’” Dwayne Wade about Gabrielle Union, Ocean Drive

32. “Once he was diagnosed, it dawned on me how funny it was, because all of the characteristics that make it clear that he’s on the spectrum are all of the reasons that I fell madly in love with him.” â€"Amy Schumer about her husband Chris Fischer, Amy Schumer: Growing

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33. “When someone tells you they love you every day it makes you love yourself.” â€"Sophie Turner about Joe Jonas, Dr. Phil

34. “I don’t believe love is fickle. I believe when you love someone, you are allowed to love from afar. You don’t have to be with that person in order to love him.” â€"Khloé Kardashian

35. “I don’t know what I think we are. I just know that I like the fact that there’s a ‘we’ for us to talk about.” â€"Kevin Pearson, This Is Us

36. “Got me standing in the rain/Gotta get my hair pressed again/I would do it for you all, my friend/Ready baby? Will you be my man?/Wanna put you on a plane/Fly you out to wherever I am ’” â€"Lizzo, “‘Cause I Love You”

“I prize her as the most valuable person in the world to me.” â€"Ashton Kutcher on Mila Kunis, People

38. “My girl, she ain’t the one that I saw coming, and sometimes I don’t know which way to go. I tried to run before, but I’m not running anymore. I’ve fought against it hard enough to know, that you love, who you love.” â€"John Mayer, “Who You Love”

39. “Life’s too short. Don’t be afraid to love and then keep loving and keep loving and doing more loving.” â€"Lana Condor, Entertainment Tonight

40. "We support each other in everything that we do. I love seeing her succeed at the things she loves to do, and she loves seeing me succeed at things that I love to do. That’s the way you should be with your partner.” â€"John Legend about Chrissy Teigen, Twitter

41. “Will you still love me when I’m no longer young and beautiful?/Will you still love me when I got nothing but my aching soul?/I know you will, I know you will.” â€"Lana Del Rey, “Young and Beautiful”

42. “The best love is the kind that awakens the soul, that makes us reach for more, that plants the fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds. That’s what I hope to give you forever.” â€"Noah to Ally, The Notebook

“You had me at Hello.” â€"Jerry Maguire

44. “In my opinion, the best thing you can do is find someone who loves you for exactly what you are. Good mood, bad mood, ugly, pretty, handsome, what have you.” â€"Juno

45. “Sometimes you love a person because of all the reasons they’re not like you. And sometimes you love a person just because they feel like home.” â€"Bridget Jones’s Baby

46. “You know when I was a little boy I didn’t know what I wanted to be when I grew up. Adults always ask little kids that. I never had a good answer. Not until I was 28. Until the day that I met you. That’s when I knew exactly what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wanted to be the man that made you happy.” â€"Jack to Rebecca, This Is Us

47. “Ok I know this very weird but I’m addicted to my man scent Like i love how his hair and face smells I crave it It’s very comforting. He smells so good” â€" Cardi B about Offset, Twitter

48. “She makes me really happy.” â€"Liam Hemsworth about Miley Cyrus, Details

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49. “You’re amazing just the way you are.” â€"Bruno Mars, “Just the Way You Are”

50. “A lot of people told me I was crazy to wait this long for a date with a girl who I worked with, but I think, even then I knew, I was waiting for my wife.” â€"Jim about Pam, The Office

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Quotes (4/27): Giants Day 3 draft picks

Q: What do you think you demonstrated at Notre Dame to show that you can be a starter at this level?

A: I had a pretty great three years at Notre Dame. I started a lot of games, played in all my games. I was healthy, I competed with the best at Notre Dame. So I know I can do a lot of things, so I think that's what teams saw. I'm excited to showcase that going forward.

A: I think I'm a pretty physical player, I don't shy away from contact at all. If anything, I show a lot of effort, I'm a smart player and I make plays. That's what I've done my whole life and I'm excited to do that going forward. I'm just going to continue to be a playmaker.

Q: Do you have a chip on your shoulder about how it ended, not being able to finish what you started in the Cotton Bowl?

A: I do, there's a lot of pride with my friends from Notre Dame and the community. I did want to end this perfect season the right way. Unfortunately, I couldn't do that and I'm carrying that with me. You can't take anything for granted. You have to finish the job no matter what. That's definitely on my mind, in the back of my head.

Q: Do you like being in the slot?

A: I do, I think my skillset allows me to be inside, which is great. I can play outside or inside. Wherever they need me, I am going to compete to the best of my abilities. I feel pretty good about playing inside.

Q: Did you have much contact with the Giants during this process?

A: Not fully, no. This process was a lot, I talked to a lot of teams, but I'm happy to be in New York. It's going to be a lot of fun.

Q: Do you think the way you ended your college career kind of sent you over the top?

A: "I definitely think it was a nice exclamation point to my career, for sure."

Q: How would you describe your game? What have teams told you about what they like about you?

A: "I think my biggest strength is my speed. I'm able to push the field vertically, as well as catch the ball intermediately, and I have ability to go and score. That's probably some of the biggest things I've heard from teams that I hope to be able to bring the Giants. Just help take the top off the defense and help us win games."

Q: Where do you see your speed paying off the most? Long deep balls, or catch-and-run concepts?

A: "I can do either/or, but obviously the deep ball is probably the main area. I just want to go out there and show that I can do it all. I can do underneaths, I can do deep, I can do whatever they need me to do."

Q: You don't return kicks or punts, right?

A: "No sir, I didn't in college."

Q: You ran the entire route tree in college, didn't you?

A: "For the most part, yes ma'am."

Q: What's it like playing in that Auburn offense, because it's not exactly the same as playing in the Washington State office. Do you have to block a lot there?

A: "Yes, but that's anywhere in the SEC. There's big-time running backs, so you obviously have to do a little more blocking probably in the SEC as opposed to the Pac-12. I feel like on the pro level, especially somewhere like the Giants when they have a back like (RB) Saquon (Barkley), you got to do your part and block for him, as well when it comes time to run routes and catch the ball, then do your own job. I think it's prepared me to come into this situation and be successful."

Q: You seem pretty subdued. Is this later in the draft than you expected to go? Or, are you just a calm guy?

A: "No, I've had a couple of minutes to collect myself. If this had been five minutes ago, I couldn't talk at all (laughter), but I've had a couple of minutes to collect myself. Just trying to manage my excitement. Everybody says first-round slip, or whatever you want to call it, but at the end of the day, getting drafted into the NFL is a really hard thing to do. I'm just grateful for the opportunity."

Q: What was your initial thought of how you're going to fit in the offense, and what your role can be here?

A: "The phone just went off, and it actually shows up as New Jersey. So, my brain didn't register New York Giants at first until the coach on the phone said the New York Giants, and I was like, 'That's crazy.' I remember they took the quarterback in the first-round, and obviously have Eli Manning, who has been a really good vet. I feel like they're going to have good quarterbacks and have had some good receivers over the past few years. Like I said, just hope I can get in there and do my part."

Q: What do you want to show them that you don't feel like you've shown the league yet?

A: "Just that I'm a complete player. I think through this process, I was fighting people putting me in a box as just a deep guy, or just a this guy, just a whatever guy. Just to have a complete game – that I can run the full route tree, I can get in and out of breaks, as well as beat you deep with my speed. I think that's the biggest thing I have to show as soon as I get there."

Q: How much were you personally limited by the offense this year?

A: "It was just one of those things where sometimes you just don't always execute on all cylinders as a team, but at the end of the day, I had opportunities to make plays while I was there this year and last year. I did what I could with my opportunities."

Q: *Have you had a chance to study the Giants? Do you know much about the offense they run other than having Eli Manning here?*A: "When (Browns WR) Odell (Beckham Jr.) was there, I watched a fair amount of Odell film, but I haven't had the chance to dive deep into their scheme, personally. Honestly, just kind of on the surface. Looking at receivers like Odell, like (WR) Sterling (Shepard). I actually had a high school teammate of mine who signed on with the Giants as a free agent a couple of years ago. It's been a team I've watched a little bit."

Q: Who was that teammate?A: "(Free agent WR) Kalif Raymond – played for the Giants a little while. I don't think he's on the team anymore."

Q: *What did you think of the Patriots drafting (Former Auburn QB) Jared (Stidham) behind (Patriots QB) Tom Brady?*A: "I'm happy for Jared. I think he's really going to excel, especially in that offense where he'll be able to – I think he can be Tom Brady-esque, because Jared is really smart, he throws very well from the pocket, he's good at making quick decisions. So, I think that's a great fit for him, and he loves Tom Brady to death. I'm sure that's like getting drafted by God for him. I'm happy for him."

Did you have any idea of where you might go? Were you surprised when you got the call?

A: "Yeah, I was a little surprised. I knew somewhere around this time was kind of when I was slotted to go. We were just kind of waiting for the call, and it came."

What do you think you can bring to the table for this team?

A: "I'm just really excited to see all my new teammates and get going on this defense, learning the defense. That's probably going to be the first thing, is figure out everything I need to figure out, just so I can help the team in any way I can."

Can you talk about your journey from walk-on to today?

A: "It's pretty surreal just coming from a high school quarterback, to walking on at Wisconsin, and now getting to play for the New York Football Giants. It's pretty crazy, and it doesn't even seem real to me yet."

You said you played high school quarterback. When did you make the switch to linebacker?

A: "Right when I got to Wisconsin."

Q: Was it your choice? Or, was it a coaches' decision?

A: "No, it was a coaches' decision. I think they needed some people to fill up the inside linebacker room, and that's just kind of where I ended up, and I've been there ever since."

Q: What was your interaction with the Giants before today? Any meetings with coaches at Pro Day or bowl games?

A: "Yeah, I met with them at the Combine. I talked to the linebacker coach at Pro Day. Those went well, obviously. So, that was my interaction before today."

Q: How much special teams did you play in college?

A: "I played a lot my first two years, and then my last two years, I was on punt and kickoff. That's definitely something I'm willing to do."

Q: Did I read something that your season was ended by a surgery?

A: "Yeah, I had a sports hernia at the end of last season that I had been playing through, and finally decided to get it fixed back in December, but I'm fully healed. That hasn't affected me at all to this point."

Q: Are you going to any Islanders playoff games?

A: I'm gonna try to now, for sure."

Q: You played inside linebacker at Wisconsin, right?

Q: *Is that where you see yourself suited for with the Giants in their 3-4 (defense)?*A: "Yeah, that's where I'm definitely most comfortable, but like I said, I'll play wherever they need me."

Q: How would you evaluate yourself in the coverage game? How comfortable are you with covering tight ends and running backs?A: "At Wisconsin, we did a little bit of everything – whether it features zone (coverage) or man (coverage), man (coverage) on the tight end, man (coverage) on the running back, we kind of switched it up a lot. Kind of experienced kind of doing all those different things there."

Q: *What did (Defensive Coordinator) James Bettcher just tell you when you talked to him on the phone when they picked you?*A: "Just welcome to the Giants, and that they're happy to have me, and happy to get started. I don't know, honestly, it's just kind of all a blur at that point. I was just trying to pay attention as close as I could."

Q: *How's your mom doing?*A: "She's doing great, thanks for asking."

Q: *Yesterday was the big day, right?*A: "It actually got pushed back one week. Next Friday will be the next day."

Q: *What is he referring to Ryan?*A: "My mom's cancer treatment will be ending next Friday, and then hopefully the checks will be all clear for lung cancer."

Q: *Were you a Vikings fan or a Packers fan?*A: "I grew up as a Packer fan."

Q: Position wise, what did teams view you as? Where do you think you fit best in this defense?A: "I'm more of an off the ball linebacker – a 'WILL' (weak side linebacker), a little 'MIKE' (middle linebacker). Those were kind of the main things they talked to me about."

Cornerback Corey Ballentine

Q: How did you end up at Washburn?

A: I wasn't really highly recruited for football coming out of high school. I was a late bloomer, I was recruited more for track. Washburn was one of my few football offers that believed in me. They believed they could help me grow and get better as a player. I met with the coaches and I figured it being close to home and I was comfortable with my coaches and teammates, it would be the best option for me. That's why I chose it over other schools. I had a couple other D2 offers but I figured Washburn was the best one out of the other offers.

Q: Is it satisfying you never had to transfer to get to this moment?

A: No, I never transferred. I was at Washburn for 5 years, I redshirted, and I was a three-year starter so I never went anywhere else.

Q: You only played 2 years in high school, right?

A: I played all four years but I wasn't on varsity until my junior year. I played varsity for two years.

Q: Inside/outside, you do it all as far as what you can handle in the secondary?

A: I used to play free when I was in high school. I got recruited to Washburn as a corner. When I started playing, I started as a down safety in our defense, so kind of like nickel. I played nickel for two years then I played corner in 2017 and 2018. I'm comfortable playing both positions inside and outside. I don't have a problem with either.

Q: How important was the Senior Bowl for a guy coming from a small school?

A: It was definitely very important for me. I've always felt like I could compete with that type of competition as far as being with those D1 guys. This was kind of like my first real opportunity and I think I went out there and I did well. My real goal was just to improve every day. I knew I wasn't going to go out there and immediately just lock everyone down, but as long as I was growing mentally and growing physically and getting my technique better, I felt like that was more important. I ended up starting the game, so I felt like someone was seeing the improvements I was making as well. It was definitely important, kind of an eye opener for me because there is a lot of things I haven't seen as far as routes, route combinations that I haven't seen in Division II. When I got to the practices and one on ones and stuff, I saw that for the first time. It kind of opened my eyes and let me know I need to be more on my p's and q's. There are certain things I can get away w ith in Division II football that I can't get away with there or in the NFL. I am definitely prepared for the challenge, but I'm glad I went there. I am definitely grateful for the opportunity.

Q: Did the Giants give you any sense of where they would like to start you off?

A: No, we never really talked about it too much yet. I'm happy to fill in wherever I need to, I'm not too worried about what position I'm going to be playing because I feel like I can learn and adjust. I feel like that's what the game is about, adjustments and adjusting to adversity. I'll take whatever (inaudible) we haven't really talked about it. I'm assuming corner and maybe a little bit of nickel corner, it doesn't really matter to me.

Q: Are you also a return guy?

A: I've been returning for a while. In 2017, I averaged 30 yards a return. They stopped kicking to me in 2018. I'm definitely a return guy, I didn't do punt returns but I will do it, I don't have a problem with it. I'm on every special team, so I will definitely be on special teams with the Giants as well.

Q: They put up a graphic that said you were born in Jamaica?

A: Yeah, that's right, I was born in Montego Bay and moved to Kansas when I was about six years old around 2001, 2000.

Q: What was it like getting the call from the Giants?

A: It was surreal, I'm sure you have heard it a lot, but this is something I have always dreamed of. It took me back to the moment when I got recruited to college and I told my coaches this is something I wanted to do, I wanted to go to the NFL. We were all kind of giggling and here the moment is, I'm getting the call from the New York Giants. It's just surreal because I didn't know how I was going to do it, I know I wanted to do it, I just didn't know how. Now that the moment is here, I'm trying to soak it in really. I worked so long to prepare for this moment, going to the combine and the Senior Bowl not knowing what my future was holding. Now I'm finally getting to figure out my destination. I'm really just trying to soak in the moment. I have already talked to the head coach and the defensive coordinator and my position coach. I'm definitely getting a feel for them already. I'm enjoying the ride already.

Q: In the Senior Bowl did you play against Daniel Jones?

A: I'm sure I did. They rotated the quarterbacks every quarter so I'm sure I was in there at some point. I'm not sure.

Q: What were your pre-draft meetings with the Giants like?

A: They had sent scouts out to my school during the season maybe three times. I met with them at the Senior Bowl as well. I met with the D-coordinator and I talked with him. I had at least a 30-minute, 40-minute conversation with him just going through schemes and things that we do at my school compared to things that they do and my strong suits and whatnot. I talked to him for a while and he kind of let me know enjoy the process and embrace the grind. That's what I have been trying to do. I also had a conversation about a week ago about how I would adjust to living in New York being from a small city and whatnot. I think I'll adjust fine. I haven't really had any visits to or been to New York. Like I said, it's an adjustment that I will have to get used to. I don't think it will be a problem for me, I have no character issues, I have none of those issues, so I'm looking forward to it.

Q: Have you ever been to New York?

A: I have never been to New York. This will be my first time. I'm definitely looking forward to the change of scenery. I'm in Kansas right now, so it is probably way different, but I'm definitely ready for it.

Q: What was your reaction when you heard it was going to be the Giants who was taking you?

A: It was a great reaction man. I was excited. My mom called me as soon as it happened. They're excited for me. All around, it's a big moment for us.

Q: Who are you watching the draft with?

A: Right now, I'm alone at my apartment. I was going to meet my parents afterwards.

Q: What was your pre-draft interaction with the Giants? Did you meet with them at a bowl game or a Pro Day?

A: I first met them down at the East-West Shrine Game week, and at the Combine. I liked them a lot, and they liked me, so it all worked out.

Q: Are you a three-tech or a one-tech? Where do you play exactly on the defensive line?

Q: What do you bring to this team?

A: Just a strong work ethic. I love to compete. I'm a high competitor.

Offensive Tackle George Asafo-Adjei

Q: How exciting is it to get the call that you are coming to the Giants?

A: Oh my gosh, I feel like the luckiest man in the world. I'm blessed, truly blessed.

Q: Were you surprised it was the Giants?

A: Honestly, I was a bit surprised. I was not expecting that, I had been in contact with them before, but like I said it was a surprise honestly. God is good.

Q: What was your experience like building up to the draft, what were your expectations?

A: My expectations were just work hard in the off-season. I have had a passion for the game since I started playing. I haven't played my whole life, I gained a love for it and I saw what it did taking me out of situations at home and all that kind of stuff. I'm just blessed, and I kept pursuing it because I believed this was my ticket. I worked hard in the off-season, did well in the pro day, got a lot of hype and I'm just blessed to be in this position right now.

Q: What was it like going up against a top ten pick in Josh Allen every day, how much better did he make you?

A: It was a great experience. We both sharpened each other honestly. He had troubles going against me, I'm a speed guy I'm good with the pass rush. He's a great edge rusher, I gave him problems, we both helped each other. You saw it in the outcome of the season and the outcome of our play. It's just a blessing to be on a team like that with multiple other players.

Q: You were born in the Bronx?

A: Yes, sir I was born in the Bronx.

Q: Did you grow up here, where did you grow up?

A: I moved from the Bronx when I was about 8 years old and moved to Cincinnati, Ohio. I remember the Bronx. I have visited there almost every summer.

Q: Are you a Yankees fan?

A: No, I don't follow baseball.

Q: You alluded earlier to what football did for your life, what kind of adversity did it help you through?

A: My mom works hard, she has worked hard since I was born. She has been working 3 jobs, literally 3 jobs every day. She probably gets 4 hours of sleep every day, we went through some rough patches in life, but we overcame thanks to God. He's taken me out of that situation, and he has taken our family out of that situation. I'm happy for our blessings. I don't have a father in my life, that's been much harder as well. I thank God, God is good and he answers prayers.

Q: Do you have a lot of family in New York?

Q: You went on a mission to Ethiopia?

A: Yes, we went to Ethiopia last year in May. I'm from Africa, I'm not from Ethiopia I'm from Ghana. It was still good to be back in the homeland of Africa. It was a blessing to be a blessing to others and help others and pray for people. It was a very beautiful thing and I loved that experience. It's even shaped me to continue that in my life and I even opened a LLC. I want to give back to any poor countries and any poor communities around here. It's eye opening to see those people don't have anything, but they are the happiest people in the world. Anyone can take something from that, just seeing them struggle I want to give back to them so bad.

Q: When you said you didn't have a father, was your mother a single mom?

A: Yes, she was a single mother. It's been rough growing up, but by God's grace she was able to provide. We went through rough patches between me and her. By God's grace we were okay, and we've overcame. Forgiveness is a big part, I'm just happy to be in the situation I'm in right now. God is more than good.

Q: Is it just you and your mother or do you have brothers and sisters?

A: I have a sister, but I didn't meet her until I was 14 because the process to bring people from Ghana is a long process. My mom had to work on it since I was born, and it took that many years just to accept her into the U.S. and get a visa. That's a blessing too, I love my sister she has overcame a lot herself, so it's just a blessing for us all to be together as a family.

Q: What was you Mom's reaction when you got drafted?

A: She was screaming, going crazy. I'm happy for her, she gets to see her boy make it. I've worked really hard for this. I'm going in there not to just goof around, but I'm going in there to take a job, I'm going in there to make a name for myself. I truly believe I'm a dog. I can't wait for you guys to see that.

50 Quotes to Read Next Time You’re Convinced Love Isn’t Real

From Cosmopolitan

In a world full of people who ghost after they initiated a conversation with you, it can be hard to remember that love really is out there.

And I'm not just talking about the kind of love that you feel for McDonalds on a particularly hungover Sunday (although that love can be very deep at times). I'm talking about that deep, everlasting, true love that makes your heart skip a beat.

If a steady stream of effboys has left you feeling down and unconvinced the whole ~love thing~ is literally ever going to happen for you, read these. It may not have happened yet, but this sort of love does exist. And you do deserve it.

1. "You're the moon of my life, that's all I know and all I need to know, and if this is a dream, I'll kill the man who tries to wake me." -Khal Drago to Daenerys Targaryen, Game of Thrones

2. "Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo. But you want someone who'll help you catch the bus." -Oprah Winfrey, People

3. "It would be a privilege to have my heart broken by you." -The Fault in Our Stars

4. "To me, you are perfect" - Love Actually

5. "We started dating with the idea we're both never going to get married. [Kutcher] just got out of a marriage. I got out of a long relations hip. I was single and having the best time ever. I was totally dating, having a great time, and I was like 'I'm never getting married.' He's like 'Great. Neither am I!' And we're like shaking hands on it, and we're like 'Life is great!' A year later, we're like 'Tomorrow, let's get married.'" - Mila Kunis about Ashton Kutcher, Elle

6. "It's not easy for someone to catch my eye/But I've been waitin' for you my whole damn life." -Khalid, "Love Lies"

7. "I love that you get cold when it's 71 degrees out. I love that it takes you an hour and a half to order a sandwich. I love that you get a little crinkle above your nose whe n you're looking at me like I'm nuts. I love that after I spend the day with you, I can still smell your perfume on my clothes. And I love that you are the last person I want to talk to before I go to sleep at night. And it's not because I'm lonely, and it's not because it's New Year's Eve. I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible." -Harry to Sally, When Harry Met Sally

8. "It's like, where I need help, he's really strong, and where he needs help, I'm really strong. When two people just fit together really well-he and I are like that." -Jennifer Lopez about Alex Rodriguez, Cubby and Carolina in the Morning radio show

10. "I vow to fiercely love you in all your forms, now and forever. I promise to never forget that this is a once-in-a-lifetime love." -The Vow

11. "I am here, and I am looking at her. And she is so beautiful. I can see it. This one moment when you know you're not a sad story. You are alive, and you stand up and see the lights on the buildings and everything that makes you wonder." -The Perks of Being a Wallflower

12. "I was drawn to Mark because he was positively an alpha male, and I didn't think I would be drawn to that. But I just worship him. He makes me feel very safe." -Kelly Ripa about Mark Consuelos, Elle

13. "I'm not leaving because I'm scared or because I think I'm not enough-because maybe for the first time in my life, I know I am. [Choking back tears] I just love Nick so much, I don't want him to lose his mom again. So I just wanted you to know: One day-when he marries anothe r lucky girl who is enough for you, and you're playing with your grandkids while the Tan Hua's are blooming, and the birds are chirping, it was because of me: a poor, raised by a single mother, low-class, immigrant nobody." - Rachel to Eleanor, Crazy Rich Asians

14. "I think you have different soul mates throughout your life, that your soul needs different things at different times. I do believe in love. I will always believe in love, but my idea has changed from what I've always thought." -Kim Kardashian, Cosmopolitan UK

15. "True love is singing karaoke 'Under Pressure' and letting the other person sing the Freddie Mercury part." -Mindy Kaling, Twitter

16. "When you're lucky enough to meet your one person, then life takes a turn for the best. It can't get better than that." -John Krasinski about Emily Blunt, The Daily Beast

17. "Dax helped me learn that I don't have it all figured out. Sometimes that's the greatest gift someone can give you." - Kristen Bell about Dax Shepard, Good Housekeeping

18. "Remember those walls I built?/Well, baby they're tumbling down/And they didn't even put up a fight/They didn't even make a sound/I found a way to let you in/But I never really had a doubt/Standing in the light of your halo/I got my angel now." -Beyoncé, "Halo"

19. "I do like to put my relationships as a priority, and I really try to make that work. As long as people are making the effort to do so, I think anything can work." -Khloé Kardashian

20. "I think that's what is wrong with a lot of relationships if you don't have time to be able to be yourself. I just love that my dude doesn't really make me do that. He gets to do his thing and I get to do my thing, and then he inspires cool music and gets me to go to the beach more than I ever would." -Miley Cyrus about Liam Hemsworth, The Za ch Sang Show

22. "Every once in a while, I can catch a glimpse of her when she doesn't see me looking, and I have this moment where I'm like, 'If you only make bad decisions for the rest of your life, you made one really good decision.'" -Justin Timberlake about Jessica Biel, The Ellen Degeneres Show

23. "It's you, it's you, it's all for you/Everything I do/I tell you all the time/Heaven is a place on earth with you." -Lana Del Rey, "Video Games"

24. "You don't feel it every single day. You don't wake up every day sa ying, 'I'm absolutely so in love and you are perfect.' That's not what being married is. But there's something beautiful about it anyway-about wanting to fight for something, commit to building with someone. We're really young, and that's a scary aspect. We're going to change a lot. But we're committed to growing together and supporting each other in those changes. That's how I look at it. At the end of the day, too, he's my best friend. I never get sick of him." -Hailey Bieber about marriage to Justin Bieber, Vogue

25. "Love is a really scary thing, and you never know what's going to happen. It's one of the most beautiful things in life, but it's one of the most terrifying. It's worth the fear because you have more knowledge, experience, you learn from people, and you have memories." -Ariana Grande, Seventeen

27. "Darling I wake up just to sleep with you/I open my eyes so I could see with you/and I live so I can die with you." -Beyoncé, "Die With You"

28. "Love has no requirements. Thats what makes it Love. If your Love for another carries requirements, it is not Love, but a counterfeit version." - Noah Centineo, Twitter

29. "But darling, just kiss me slow, your heart is all I own." -Ed Sheeran, "Perfect"

30. "He motivates me. I married a guy almost 10 years younger than me, and I assumed I would be the teacher, and here I am the pupil learning and being motivated by his work ethic.…He inspires me." -Gabrielle Union about Dwayne Wade, Entertainment Tonight

31. "I think the one thing is, we are imperfect, just like every couple in the world. We stick together through it all-through the great times, through the bad times. You can get behind love, and you can get behind someone who is not deemed as perfect, you know, 'Okay, they m ake mistakes just like we make mistakes, and this is how they figure it out-they still love each other and they keep going the next day.'" Dwayne Wade about Gabrielle Union, Ocean Drive

32. "Once he was diagnosed, it dawned on me how funny it was, because all of the characteristics that make it clear that he's on the spectrum are all of the reasons that I fell madly in love with him." -Amy Schumer about her husband Chris Fischer, Amy Schumer: Growing

33. "When someone tells you they love you every day it makes you love yourself." -Sophie Turner about Joe Jonas, Dr. Phil

34. "I don't believe love is fickle. I believe when you love someone, you are allowed to love from afar. You don't have to be with that person in order to love him." -Khloé Kardashian

35. "I don't know what I think we are. I just know that I like the fact that there's a 'we' for us to talk about." -Kevin Pearson, This Is Us

36. "Got me standing in the rain/Gotta get my hair pressed again/I would do it for you all, my friend/Ready baby? Will you be my man?/Wanna put you on a plane/Fly you out to wherever I am '" -Lizzo, "'Cause I Love You"

38. "My girl, she ain't the one that I saw coming, and sometimes I don't know which way to go. I tried to run before, but I'm not running anymore. I've fought against it hard enough to know, that you love, who you love." -John Mayer, "Who You Love"

39. "Life's too short. Don't be afraid to love and then keep loving and keep loving and doing more loving." -Lana Condor, Entertainment Tonight

40. "We support each other in everything that we do. I love seeing her succeed at the things she loves to do, and she loves seeing me succeed at things that I love to do. That's the way you should be with your partner." -John Legend about Chrissy Teigen, Twitter

41. "Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful?/Will you still love me when I got nothing but my aching soul?/I know you will, I know you will." -Lana Del Rey, "Young and Beautiful"

42. "The best love is the kind that awakens the soul, that makes us reach for more, that plants the fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds. That's what I hope to give you forever." -Noah to Ally, The Notebook

44. "In my opinion, the best thing you can do is find someone who loves you for exactly what you are. Good mood, bad mood, ugly, pretty, handsome, what have you." -Juno

45. "Sometimes you love a person because of all the reasons they're not like you. And sometimes you love a person just because they feel like home." -Bridget Jones's Baby

46. "You know when I was a little boy I didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up. Adults always ask little kids that. I never had a good answer. Not until I was 28. Until the day that I met you. That's when I knew exactly what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wanted to be the man that made you happy." -Jack to Rebecca, This Is Us

47. "Ok I know this very weird but I'm addicted to my man scent Like i love how his hair and face smells I crave it It's very comforting. He smells so good" - Cardi B about Offset, Twitter

48. "She makes me really happy." -Liam Hemsworth about Miley Cyrus, Details

49. "You're amazing just the way you are." -Bruno Mars, "Just the Way You Are"

50. "A lot of people told me I was crazy to wait this long for a date with a girl who I worked with, but I think, even then I knew, I was waiting for my wife." -Jim about Pam, The Office

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