Wonderful quotes and sayings

Beautiful, heartwarming words: A collection of memorable quotes to share with those who have experienced parting.

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In the course of a long life, everyone inevitably experiences partings—whether from romantic relationships or changes in life stages.

Even when a parting is a positive one, it’s only natural that some sadness may linger.

Here, we’d like to introduce a collection of quotes that can gently empathize with such feelings and, at times, give you a strong push forward.

The words left by great figures from around the world—poets, writers, philosophers—resonate with our hearts across all eras.

Please enjoy this lovely collection of quotes you’ll want to give to someone dear who has gone through a farewell.

Beautiful, heart-touching words: A collection of memorable quotes to share with those who have experienced parting (41–50)

No problem is so big or difficult that you can’t get away from it.Charles M. Schulz

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No problem is so big or difficult that you can’t get away from it. — Charles M. Schulz

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Schulz, an American cartoonist also known as the creator of Peanuts.

The line spoken by Snoopy in his work, “No problem is so big or so complicated that you can’t run away from it,” gives us courage by suggesting that any hardship that befalls us can be overcome.

Even if you’re sad now, the message that you have the strength to rise again may give courage to those hurt by a breakup.

It’s a gentle yet powerful quote that we’d like to share not only with those struggling in love, but also with people facing difficulties at work or school.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Beautiful, heart-touching words: A collection of memorable quotes to share with those who have experienced parting (51–60)

A heart full of love is also one laden with sorrow.Dostoevsky

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A heart full of love is also one laden with sorrow. — Dostoevsky

The more fun times and happy moments you have, the more unbearable the sense of loss and sorrow when they’re gone.

Looking at it another way, it means you truly cared deeply for that person.

The very fact that you can grieve is like proof that your heart was filled with love.

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Being loved is not happiness; it is loving that is happiness.Hermann Hesse

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Being loved is not happiness; it is loving that is happiness. — Hermann Hesse

Hermann Hesse, a writer who represents German literature of the first half of the 20th century.

This quote of his is profound, isn’t it? It’s a saying I’d like to offer to those whose love has ended or who have had their hearts broken.

In romance, we tend to value being loved more than loving.

But isn’t it the one who loves who truly feels fulfilled? The very state of loving something is what makes the world look beautiful and gently fills the heart… that’s how it feels to me.

I’m happy I could love that person—that’s what I want to say.

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Love is like a fever: it arises and fades away regardless of our will.Stendhal

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Love is like a fever: it arises and fades away regardless of our will. — Stendhal

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Many people would probably think, “That’s so true!” We often find ourselves wondering afterward why we fell in love with someone in the first place.

If that love appeared like fate without us even noticing, and it existed so we could learn something from it, then even if it ends, perhaps that, too, is just a step toward moving on.

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What is called a beginning is often an ending, and putting a period to something is a new beginning. The terminus is the point of departure.T. S. Eliot

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What is called a beginning is often an ending, and putting a period to something is a new beginning. The terminus is the point of departure. T. S. Eliot

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Spring brings many beginnings and endings: entering school, graduating, starting a job, leaving a job, moving…

Changes in our environment signify, so to speak, the end of something and the beginning of something else.

Within a single cycle, the meanings of beginning and end are the same.

When the mountains are cloaked in vivid fresh green, we all face crossroads and turning points.

If partings and encounters are two sides of the same coin, then I hope we can move forward without regrets.

With the warm spring breeze at our backs, may each person’s step feel a little lighter and be filled with hope.

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Today is the perfect day to seize the opportunity.John C. Maxwell

John C.

Maxwell is an American self-help author and pastor, often called the world’s greatest mentor, whose many books are widely read.

He also left the well-known quote, “Opportunities are not a matter of luck; they are the result of courage,” which may gently push a hesitant friend to take action when an opportunity arises.

As the old saying goes, “Fortune has no forelock,” and, likewise, “The best day to act is the day you decide.”

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Saying goodbye is to die a little.Raymond Chandler

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Saying goodbye is to die a little. Raymond Chandler

Born in Chicago, United States, they are a novelist and screenwriter.

This quote is very deep, so I feel it can be interpreted in various ways depending on how you take it.

It gives a slightly mysterious impression that can feel both bright and dark, and I thought it reflected a perspective unique to a novelist.

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