1,263 Quotes About Parents

My parents loved us but I wasn't always sure they liked us.

Me: Meet my boyfriend, Ben!Parents: *showering us with condoms* HELLO! BOYFRIEND BEN!!!Ben: *launches self into the sun*.

I have tried to live my life in a way that would make my parents proud. With the publication of this book, I feel the memory of these resilient heroes will live on and be an example to the world. I am proud to be their son. I have a lot to live up to. Shlomo (Karen's husband)

Today my mother may be human. But when I die I may be reborn as a dog and then my mother may be a bitch. So, therefore, you have to think that all living things are my parents. My parents are infinite. Let my parents not suffer.

We're not that kind of parents, Gideon" my mom says. "We want you to be healthy and happy and mostly just not to die alone.

A praise from an author to a reader is so important. When an author calls and treats her readers "minions" and expects them to carry out her bullying tactics to anyone she wants to bring down, it is a disrespectful and disgusting use of her authority. Publishers and agents who allow their authors to treat her teen readers in that manner are equally as culpable. - Kailin Gow, Authors Voices

But I'm here to let you know That I'll love you like you deserve I'll treat you rightAnd on a cold, cold nightI'll shower you in hugs & kisses And soup

It's never the world at large you want to prove yourself to. It's someone in particular. Doesn't matter how old you get, you're still hoping for Mom or Dad to kiss you on the head.And yes, that person should ideally be yourself, just as the answers to all our questions and the objects of our quests should most likely be found within our own souls. But they're not. We need more. Someone or something bigger than us. A magical other. And that's why we reach for the gods.Or for someone to love.

I did love them. I loved them as anyone loves their parents. For better or worse, I was who I was because of them. And, right now, I was the guy who was going to play with dogs until the sun came up.