[Love Quotes] Recommended for those troubled by love and those in love! A collection of quotes that will make you feel positive about love.

Love must be both a flame and a light.Thoreau

[Moving Quotes] A Collection of Quotes That Can Change Your Life in an Instant — Thoreau 5

Thoreau, an American writer, thinker, poet, and naturalist, built a log cabin in the woods by Walden Pond and lived a self-sufficient life for two years and two months, which he compiled into his masterpiece Walden; or, Life in the Woods.

He seems to have been the kind of person who could find joy even in poverty.

The idea that love is a flame and light is a lovely, poet-like expression.

The Essence of LoveErich Fromm

The Essence of Love: Top 20 Quotes by Philosopher Erich Fromm

Words from a German scholar of social psychology, psychoanalysis, and philosophy: It is said that a man and a woman fall in love when they find in each other what they feel they need.

But love is not something you fabricate; it is something you step into yourself and allow to bloom.

Surely, even without being conscious of it, you are naturally drawn to one another.

Perhaps that is what love truly is.

Love is trust. When you love someone, you must believe in them completely.Marilyn Monroe

Famous quotes about love from Marilyn Monroe! Love lessons from the romance-filled life of Monroe

This is a famous quote by Marilyn Monroe, renowned in the United States as an actress and model.

As the epitome of a sexy actress, she continues to be loved by people around the world.

Among her many sayings, this is her most famous.

In an era when believing is difficult, these are words to remember if someone you can truly trust appears in your life.

Love is always, on one side or the other, deeper and more heartrending.Taro Okamoto

Taro Okamoto: Collection of Quotes

These are the words of Taro Okamoto, an artist known for famous works such as the Tower of the Sun.

The sentences are simple and short, but they weigh heavily on the heart and leave you feeling a bit wistful.

However, depending on how you take these words, you can also think, “I won’t let that happen to me.”

Loving someone, you know, is probably about praying that you yourself will change together with the person you love.Tatsuro Hoshino

Back in the Taisho and Showa eras, men walked ahead while women followed quietly three steps behind—thinking about it now, it feels a bit strange, but that was normal then.

There was also the bubble-era style of romance where the man took the lead assertively.

This line comes from a drama set in the Showa period, yet it exudes a timeless charm that fits our era, too.

It’s a refined line that captures the ideal shape of love: the two of us changing together, regardless of being a man or a woman.

When you fall for someone, no matter what they put you through, you just don’t feel any hatred or anger toward them at all.Tatsuro Hoshino

Hatsunori Hasegawa plays Kaoru’s late fiancé.

And of course, he also plays the character in the latter half of the drama who looks just like Kaoru’s former fiancé—the same Hatsunori Hasegawa, and both roles are incredibly cool! No wonder the heroine Kaoru falls for him…

Even with such powerful rivals in love in both the past and present, and even if he ends up being tossed around by Kaoru as a result, Tatsuro never blames her.

He’s just that big-hearted—tolerant in love, tolerant toward his partner.

“If I fall in love, I go all in” Tatsuro—honestly, you could almost revere him as a mentor in romance.

I won’t die! Because I love you.Tatsuro Hoshino

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♬ Say Yes (from “101st Proposal”) – Kyoto Piano Ensemble

It’s famous as the number one iconic scene from “101st Proposal,” isn’t it? Even people who haven’t seen the drama might know this line! It often appeared as a parody in comedy sketches.

The heroine, played by Atsuko Asano, has lost her lover and become afraid of love, so she can’t easily accept the advances of Tatsuro, played by Tetsuya Takeda.

Then he leaps in front of a speeding truck, declaring that he absolutely won’t die.

And then comes this line.

It’s the true climax of the first half, where the heroine Kaoru accepts Tatsuro’s love.

It’s such a legendary line in TV drama history that it makes you think, “The show could end right here and I’d be satisfied!”