Even if you fulfill your hearts desire, by sacrificing something important, you may not necessarily be happy.
AI YAZAWATo love someone, why do you need society’s approval and permission?
More Ai Yazawa Quotes
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I want to be spoiled like a child. Cry to my heart’s content. But I can only suppress my feelings.
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As expected life isn’t that sweet at all. When I came to Tokyo I thought I could achieve anything with my own two hands. It’s not like that.
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Whatever Yasu loves, I love too. That’s the secret of love.
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From that day on it was as if Ren freed me from gravity. I was floating in the sky. Higher. Higher. Higher.
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I never realized how much you hurt.
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Why.. is human desire so unsatisfying?
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That moment I felt a bit like crying. I don’t really know why. Nana’s hand felt so warm that it even warmed my heart.
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The loneliness caused by not hearing Ren’s voice… I felt it deep in the night. I felt it deeper than anyone else. Even now at times I look back.
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If my tears spilled spontaneously at that moment it’s because I immediately understood that what was happening, like in a dream, was the treat you had prepared for me I felt your friendship much stronger than if you had thanked me a million times that what pleased and touched me.
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That overflowing feeling became love. But I don’t sing for Ren’s sake. I sing for myself everyday.
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It takes a lot of strength to hold onto and care for the things we love, so why is it that god seems to have made humans unable to conjure up that degree of power and love?
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Maybe I’m just farsighted. The further away something is, the better I can see it but once it gets close, I lose sight of it.
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I thought that despite all the wounds and all the pains it could cause I wanted to dream again, and love someone with all my heart.
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The longer we live the more weight we carry in our hearts.
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People like hurting each other but loving is not a waste.
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