“I'm not crying because of you; you're not worth it. I'm crying because my delusion of who you were was shattered by the truth of who you are.”
― Steve Maraboli, Unapologetically You: Reflections on Life and the Human Experience

“WORTH IT and perfect are different things. No one’s perfect, yet in romance, everyone becomes WORTH IT. And that’s the trick.”
― Maureen Johnson

“She told me to find a girl worth fighting for. The one that doesn’t come easy.”
― Jamie McGuire, A Beautiful Wedding

“Convince yourself everyday that you are worthy of a good life. Let go of stress, breathe. Stay positive, all is well.”
― Germany Kent

“People ultimately don’t care about the journey, if the end is worth it.”
― Marie Lu, Wildcard

“It's not worth it to build castles on the sand if they get destroyed by the waves of reality.”
― Mladen Đorđević, Svetioničar - Vesnici oluje

“But you've been distracted for weeks, thinking of nothing but that green-eyed bitch. She's brought you to this."
Garrett.
She wouldn't know he'd been thinking of her at the last moment. She would never know what she'd meant to him. It would make dying so much easier if only he'd told her. But she would do well without him, just as she had before. She was a strong, resilient woman, a force of nature.
He only worried that no one would bring her flowers.
How strange that as his life was spinning down to its end, there was no anger or fear, only soul-scorching love. He was dissolving in it. There was nothing left but the way she'd made him feel.
"Was she worth it?" Gamble jeered.
Gripping the railing behind him, Ethan smiled faintly. "Aye.”
― Lisa Kleypas, Hello Stranger

“And I need something for the bake sale this afternoon," she added.

"What bake sale?"

Another eye roll, accompanied by a foot stomp. "Daddy! The fundraiser for the eighth grade trip to Washington, DC! I've told you about a hundred times."

I jumped off the bed and hitched up my flannel pajama pants. "Eighth grade! What the fuck, Millie, you're only in sixth. That trip is two years away--no wonder I filed that under Forget This Immediately." I went over to my dresser and grabbed a USMC sweatshirt, pulling it on over my T-shirt.

That earned me a heavy sigh. "That's a dollar in the jar, Dad."

"No, it's not! I was only at fifty cents."

"The F word is a whole dollar, Daddy," Felicity informed me.

"Oh, right." I paused. "You know what? It's worth it.”
― Melanie Harlow, Irresistible

“If you want to make a big difference in this world, you must learn to prioritize and delegate efficiently. Not everything you can do is worth doing. Know this, enjoy peace!”
― Olawale Daniel, 10 Ways to Sponsor More Downlines in Your Network Marketing Business

“Some lessons are learnt the hard way, but worth it.”
― Gift Gugu Mona

“It's worth to know self-worth”
― Syed Sharukh

“But even if that happens - that doesn’t take away anything that happened before. The present. The fun you’ll have, everything you’ll learn about yourself. Nothing will take that away. So is it worth it? You’re damned right it’s worth it.”
― Kheryn Callender, This Is Kind of an Epic Love Story

“When this all goes to shit and my best friend rightfully punches me the fuck out, takes my company, and kicks me out of his life, I'm going to remember this moment right here. The moment it all seems worth it."

Her lips start to lift, and I tell myself that I'm doing the right thing. The right thing for me, for once in my damn life.

"With you standing in front of me, back straight, fire in your eyes, hair a mess from my hands, and that ring on your finger. When that happens, help me remember, okay?"

Courtney nods, licking her lips and moving into my space. She presses me into the counter with her body, bare tits pressed to my chest and hope in her eyes.

Hope for me. For us.

And it's beautiful and sweet and all I ever wanted.

"It'll be okay, Kaede. It'll be finer than fine, I promise."

Sure, it will. I nod, even though I don't believe her. I'm only risking ... everything. Court might lose some face, and yeah, Ross will be mad at her. But she's his sister. He'll forgive her.

But he legit might kill me.

I kiss her anyway, signing my own death certificate.”
― Lauren Landish, My Big Fat Fake Engagement

“Independent girls who don't accept BS will have a harder time settling and that is okay. We tend to want to find someone who is worth our time because guess what we don't need anyone we just want someone that's worth it. At the end of the day we are going to choose love, respect, compassion and good treatment over any money a man could give and we are not going to accept bad vibes. Know the difference!”
― Hopal Green

“He said down the bond, I would have waited five hundred more years for you. A thousand years. And if this was all the time we were allowed to have... The wait was worth it.

He wiped away the tears sliding down my face. 'I believe that everything happened, exactly the way it had to... so I could find you.' He kissed another tear away.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Wings and Ruin

“Take the road less travelled, it may be tough, but you'll be rewarded with treasure that money can't buy.”
― Following Whispers, Proceed With Awesome: A Poetic Voyage

“Be grateful for the adversities you face in life, because each experience is uniquely designed - Just For You.
To enliğhten your mind and soul.
No matter how painful,
it is worth every bit the lesson, the reward it holds in store”
― Henna Sohail

“Drake looked down at his bride, pride nearly crushing him.
She looked the picture of virtue in a gown the color of dark cream. Her hair sat atop her head in a shining red-gold mass of thick braids and curls. A band of small pink rosebuds haloed the curls, their stems a tightly intertwined crown. There was no cap now. Her face was pale and glowing, her neck as graceful as any swan's he had ever seen on the lakes of Northumberland, her delicate collarbones as elegant and stately as the jewels of a queen.
What he wouldn't have done to give her the magnificent London wedding she deserved. He would relish seeing her in rich satin and jewels, the envy of the civilized world. But Serena would never be in London... would probably not 'wish' to be, he realized.
Gazing at her beauty, her tranquility, he had a blinding realization that caused him to grasp more tightly to her hand and almost falter as he turned toward the minister: Had he not left all behind, he never would have found her. For the first time, he had something to be thankful for in the wake of his ruined existence. Had he stayed in London, he would have wed one of the haughty women of the ton, a woman in whose eyes he would have seen a hunger that was never satisfied. Instead, he was marrying a woman of quiet strength and faith, all of which gave the very air around her peace.
Was she not worth a dukedom?
Yes. A thousand times yes. That and more. She was worth all that he had gone through to have her.”
― Jamie Carie, The Duchess and the Dragon

“Even if it ends all the same, was the pain not worth it?”
― Shweta Grewal

“For those who suffer from depression, it can feel like a shadow, never leaving your side. A torturer that lives within your own body that you can’t escape from. Know that you are not alone, that you are strong and there is help out there. Keep fighting towards the light, no matter how dark it may get. Because, one day, the storm clouds will clear, and a new day will dawn. To those who may know someone that suffers from the pain of depression. Know that it’s not something easily dealt with. It takes time, days even years, for some, like Iris a life time. Many suffer in silence. Be there for that person. Be the light in their darkness, help them see the sun, the moon and the stars. Because they are worth the fight. Let us all speak and hear, to heal.”
― S.L. Vaden, Iris Before The Storm

“The things you’ve done and the things you’ve said; the fists you’ve raised and the bruises you’ve kissed, everything has finally come together and will now stay together.”
― David Peace, The Damned Utd

“It was all worth it, then?" he asked quietly.
Settling back in his chair, Nick looked once more at his wife, loving her with an intensity that he never would have believed himself capable of. For the first time in his life he was at peace with himself and the world, no longer haunted by shades of the past. "Yes," he said simply, his soul alight with gladness as Lottie looked back at him once more.”
― Lisa Kleypas, Worth Any Price

“Please don’t cry over me, Emery.” He runs his thumb over my knuckles. “I’m not worth that.”
“Don’t ever say that again.” My voice comes out weak, desperate. “You are. God kept you alive for a reason. That’s your worth.”
― Allyson Kennedy, The Crush

“It's always hard to forgive, but it's never not worth it.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“For anyone out there who is afraid to follow your dream, don't be! I can't encourage you enough!”
― Christina Casino

“Doing something for the first time can sometimes be as painful as ripping a band-aid off but after that you know what lies ahead of you and you can try to handle it better and with more confidence”
― Christina Casino

“The pain will go, it may heal slow. But the relief is sure, the wound will cure.”
― Wrushank Sorte

“Be generous with your courage.”
― Richie Norton

“You die in time to realize somethings aren’t worthwhile.”
― Dominic Riccitello

“It wasn’t worth it, but at the time it was. And that’s all that mattered.”
― Dominic Riccitello