#Diary Entry
Quotes about diary-entry
Diary entries are intimate glimpses into the soul, capturing the raw essence of human experience. They represent a tapestry of emotions, from the quiet whispers of love to the thunderous roars of courage and the gentle hum of happiness. Each entry is a snapshot of a moment in time, a personal narrative that reflects the writer's innermost thoughts and feelings. People are drawn to quotes about diary entries because they resonate with the universal human experience. These quotes often encapsulate the profound simplicity of everyday life, offering wisdom, comfort, and a sense of connection. They remind us that we are not alone in our struggles or triumphs, and that our personal stories, no matter how mundane or extraordinary, hold value. In a world that often feels chaotic and disconnected, diary-entry quotes provide a moment of reflection and introspection, encouraging us to pause and appreciate the beauty of our own journeys. Whether seeking solace, inspiration, or a deeper understanding of oneself, these quotes serve as a bridge between the personal and the universal, inviting us to explore the depths of our own narratives.
Don't condemn me, but think of me as a person who sometimes reaches the bursting point!
I'll show them that Anne Frank wasn't born yesterday. They'll sit up and take notice and keep their big mouths shut when I make them see they ought to attend to their own manners instead of mine.
Why does Edward never sign his letters with “I love you”? Instead, he scrolls his salutation out with the words “Your husband,” as if I need to be reminded of who he is. Perhaps I do, for I’ve forgotten what his presence feels like, what it means for him to be my husband. Husbandry signifies care and tending, but he is far away. I’ve not been tended to. I feel like I have been forgotten.
The cabin-passenger wrote in his diary a parody of Descartes: 'I feel discomfort, therefore I am alive.
Sometimes all you could do was watch. It was safer that way. But safe didn’t always protect you.
My little boy was no more and even though he'd come home for vacations, our relationship would never be quite the same. Just as he would have to learn to be an adult in the world, so would I have to learn to live without him.
I mean, what does a devil want but to find meaning in life after a long journey of turmoil and troubles?
To much has happened too fast Dear Diary. What I want is for nothing to happen at all. I don't even want good things anymore. I just want nothing.