97 Quotes About Naive

There is nothing like young love. It comes at a time before the heart knows to protect itself, when everything important is raw and exposed—the perfect environment for a soul-sucking, heart-crushing burst.

The words sounded silly and naïve, but that didn’t mean they weren’t worth speaking.

I spoke to you in a language that only you may understand, but I was so naïve to never realize that you cannot teach a person what he has never had an aim to learn...

We have fallen into a miserable naiveté where we engage life based solely on what our senses can ascertain.

I guess she thought if I stayed with her or if I got in touch with her while I was here, I would end up fucked up. But I'm already fucked up and she is too naïve to think she can change that.

It is in attempting to solve all of my problems on my own that I end up creating some of the greatest problems that I’ll ever own.

When does belief become justification? When does right become rationale and crusade become crime?

I'm working on a poem about heartbreak that I've been working on forever (give or take). The problem is that I've never had my heart broken, so I'm having a hard time.

How often have we taken up arms in some crusade that appeared so impeccably brilliant, indisputably praiseworthy, and immeasurably grand that we came to believe that the crusade itself transcended all of the truth that would show it to be none of those things? And in the end, how many times were the arms that we took up in such a crusade discharged in our direction?