a sentence collection . some are sad, naughty, dark, fluffy, cute, comical. it’s a mix of sentences from something like autumn, by jay bell. it features sentences from two parts of the book .
“Words have always come easy for me.”
“I’ll get old, and sick, and die alone because that’s what happens to people like me.”
“I can’t explain that to you.”
“I’m just sorry i couldn’t tell you in person.”
“Give me your goddamned hand!”
“That’s my place just over there.”
“You’ll find someone. Just give it time.”
“I don’t know why he hired you.”
“I never needed help before.”
“What did you do last night?”
“Never too early to star trick-or-treating.”
“It’s been a rough night.”
“You were out late, so I called your friend?”
“I was surprised you were in your room this morning.”
“What? You’re shitting me!”
“Yeah there’s no getting away from a mom.”
“Taller than me… and bigger!”
“Uh, we should get out of the sleeping bag or I’ll make a mess.”
“I promise you I’ll make a bigger one.”
“I don’t know. You make me happy.”
“Because we are friends!”
“You wouldn’t understand.”
“Are you okay with that?”
“There’s nothing logical about love.”
“That was the last time.”
“You’re my friend, I know you don’t like titles, but that’s what you are. Nothing more, nothing less.”
“Or written a letter or even a fucking postcard!”
“I’m going to keep my promise.”
“I’m still leaving tomorrow.”
“I know. I still have to stay here.”
“I kind of pieces that together.”
“We can at least look at the pace!”
“Words can be hollow, actions are not.”
“Do you always wear your hair like that?”
“I still don’t know what I want to do.”
“Where will you be moving to?”
“Okay, so maybe I’m a little envious, but still not jealous.”
“Is it wrong that I wish you were?”
“Are we going to do this?”
“If you were going to be completely selfish right now, what would you do?”
“I’d ask you to stay here permanently.”
“It has been a long time, hasn’t it?”
“I thought college was going to be all parties and pretty boys.”
“The boys are very pretty.”
“Sorry. It’s just that he’s kind of a jerk.”
“You might want to consider your options.”
“I should have broken up with him before leaving.”
“It’s perfectly normal that people outgrow each other.”
“We never had to stop, (name).”
“Why does it have to be all or nothing?”
“Forget it. You had your chance.”
“I don’t want a break! I want you!”
“I don’t know why you are doing this!”
“I think it’s about me. It’ll never with you.”
“As cliche as it might sound, it’s me, not you.”
“Well then, that makes it okay. You’re just going to live alone the rest of your life until you croak. I’m so happy for you!”
“You never said it. Not once. Do you know how fucked up and worthless that made me feel?”
“I’m sorry. I really am.”
“I’m honestly sorry I couldn’t be that person.”
“No, you should say goodbye.”
“You’ll always have a home to return to.”
“Not expecting me to change that, are you?”
“I just mean that there’s nothing we can’t do. No limits.”
“We’ve all tried to help him.”
“You can’t promise that.”
“You can’t save him without giving up your own, and he won’t thank you for it.”
“I think I need that drink now.”
“You don’t have to give them to me.”
“Everyone know what a whore you are for them.”
“Think that’s intentional?”
“Let me worry about that.”
“Then what are you doing here?”
“I said there was no point. She doesn’t remember me. At all.”
“How do you think I feel every time I see my mother?”
“I can’t move on until I know you’re okay!”
“You have to do something!”
“We didn’t want to tell you over the phone.”
“(Name), you’re scaring me.”
“I’m okay. Let’s go home.”
“I think I need to lie down.”
“Don’t follow him, okay? I still need you.”
“Life has a funny way of teaching you a lesson.”
“Or maybe life is just cruel sometimes.”
“I still would have tried to help him.”
“How can life ever make sense again after something like this?”
“The lesson is you can’t always save someone, even if you love them.”
“You saved me, you know that?”
“Here’s to not giving up.”
“How did you get him to stop meowing?”
“I promised him a can of tuna all to himself when we land.”
“I’m a new dad. I haven’t had him for long.”
“Should your dad become an astronaut?”