Marty Rubin Quotes - Page 7

Trust the one with experience, not the one with ideas.
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What is love after but trusting in the unknown.
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What is love after all but trusting in the unknown.
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One learns by doing, not by learning to do.
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After one has read everything and thought everything, one still have everything to learn.
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What I learned from the flowers: to live effortlessly.
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Experience is true, but not the lessons it teaches.
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The greatest obstacle to true learning is the inability to say "I don't know.
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The profoundest thing writing teaches us is how much we contradict ourselves.
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Words can't save you, but they can give you courage.
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The world is so big and words are so small!
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How long does one have to live before one can no longer be fooled by words?
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Words never change. What changes is how one interprets them.
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A scent of lavender cannot be put into words.
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Words without warmth are dead words.
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In the dark, words get lost.
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Words make known. But we live in the unknown.
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It's the words we whisper to ourselves that make us who we are.
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When your share your story with someone, it becomes their story too.
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All the great stories are about obsession and people who are obsessed.
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Never hold a belief longer than you can hold your breath.
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I don't believe in love. I love.
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All belief is a form of voluntary madness.
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One shouldn't be labelled a cynic just because one refuses to believe in fairy tales.
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Skepticism precludes one from believing many things, but not from loving many things.
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All creative work begins as play. The more one plays, the better one works.
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The ripe apple falls, it doesn't know what else to do.
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In the midst of a busy life don't forget to live.
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What do I aspire to be? Just an ordinary person who values living.
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When it comes to living and loving, we're all amateurs.
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I don't think about how to live my life. I just live it.
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The unemotional life is not worth living.
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It's not the wound that teaches, but the healing.
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We all suffer our share of grief but we are stronger than our grief.
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When you stop seeing your weaknesses as weaknesses you will overcome them.
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A chain grows weaker with each new link.
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No ideology or psychological theory can possibly do justice to the full range of human experience.
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We should not judge people or try to figure out what makes them tick. We should leave them the hell alone.
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We shouldn't judge people or try to figure out what makes them tick. We should just leave them the hell alone.
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Love is a wild child, always at odds with society.
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Society demands not conformity, but the appearance of conformity. That's the reason for hypocrisy.
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A story has to break your heart or it's not worth telling.
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All the great novels are about obsession and people who are obsessed.
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Beautiful untrue things are even more beautiful when they're true.
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On the blank page all things are possible.
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Fiction: a game of pretend.
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Novelists are basically inviting their readers to play a game of pretend. That's what fiction is: a game of pretend.
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Children remind us that we're all children.
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All children are born rebels and explorers until they're taught to sit still and obey.
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Mutual helplessness is the essential relation between parent and child.
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All laughter is subversive, even the laughter of children.
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The child's naive dream of life is the only one worth having.
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Being alive is having what I want, that is my joy, my happiness.
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A pessimist is someone who has forgotten the joy of beginning.
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Blessed is the nightbird that sings for joy and not to be heard.
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We owe it to the dead to dance on their graves.
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In winter, on the darkest nights, one rejoices even to see the tiniest sliver of a moon.
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One should never go dancing with a broken foot, but one should with a broken heart.
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My teachers told me: Question everything; take nothing for granted. I question nothing, I take everything for granted.
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I don't travel to learn about the world. I travel for the joy of traveling.
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