(Paradise Kiss) Is there a limit to how much you can love somebody? No matter how much I hurt him or get hurt by him, I find myself far from hating him, actually hoping that those wounds will scar, like burns…because then you can never forget me.
Kamijou Hiroki (Junjou Romantica) Everyone goes around trying to find their soulmate, but no matter how hard they look, they can never find it. So instead, they force two bodies together. Everyone wants to use that short time they have together to open their hearts, even if it’s just a one night dream bought with money
Lawrence Hill (Boy’s Next Door) There is only one person who you can each truly love. It’s too bad that you can’t change who that person is. If you could, the you both would be a lot happier.
Arisugawa Juri (Revolutionary Girl Utena) I was younger then, I wasn’t afraid of anything, I didn’t think about dying for a second. I thought I was invincible. Then I met some girl. I wanted to live, I started to think like that; for the first time I was afraid of death. I had never felt like that before.
Spike Spiegel (Cowboy Bebop)
Not many people know when love really starts… More than a friend, but not quite lovers.
A delicate relationship like this changes gradually once it is noticed, and keeps on blossoming, Just like the changing seasons.
Quote is associated to Episode 6
Summer Chapter, Episode 2: Baseball Lovers. (Boys Be…) You were always there for me, and that’s all I needed. Just you. For some reason, I didn’t feel sad or broken up, it just didn’t seem real. But slowly I realized it was real – that you were gone. And little by little, I slowly felt something inside me go numb.
Jet Black (Cowboy Bebop)
I think this one is really sweet. It's from honey and clover, Takamoto talking to Hagu at the last episode:
"I'd been thinking...I'd been wondering all this time...whether there is any meaning to a failed love. Is something that will