Quotes about Emotions
I'd rather see your honest pain than a brave front.
— Francine Rivers
It's not easy for me either, but if we allow anger to reside in us, we're more guilty than they are because we know the better way.
— Francine Rivers
The child chattered like a little magpie, and Angel nodded and listened. Glancing up, Angel encountered Michael's gaze. He wants children, she thought, and the thought hit her solid in the pit of her stomach. What if he knew she couldn't have them? Would his love for her die then? She couldn't hold his gaze.
— Francine Rivers
Resentment and anger eat away at love as quickly as rust is corroding that metal lawn chair out there in the backyard. One of life's great tragedies is watching a relationship unravel over something that could've been resolved in one intelligent, adult conversation.
— Francine Rivers
Michael straightened. "I still married her, and I'd marry her again if I had it to do over." A simple statement, calmly and quietly delivered, but his eyes were burning with wrath.
— Francine Rivers
Silence did not always mean indifference.
— Francine Rivers
Cleo touched Sarah's head. "Cross your arms on the table and sleep awhile." Sarah did as she was told, wishing they could leave. Cleo obviously wasn't ready to leave. She seemed to be having a good time, and she kept staring at Merrick and smiling in a way Sarah had never seen her smile before.
— Francine Rivers
Falling in love meant you lost control of your emotions and your will and your life. It meant you lost yourself.
— Francine Rivers
Right now love doesn't have an awful lot to do with feelings
— Francine Rivers
Books can be bought. A house can be rebuilt, darlin. You can't be replaced.
— Francine Rivers
What do you feel now that I'm soft clay in your hands, Michael?" "Joy," he said. "Pure joy.
— Francine Rivers
She glared at Mama through her tears, wondering why she couldn't be thankful instead of resentful. Hildie knew what it was like to try to please Mama, never measuring up to expectations. For once, she didn't care. "Why do you have to be so mean to him?
— Francine Rivers