Bea Pilotin > Quotes

“LOVE never runs out, Sweetheart. When it comes knocking on your door, open. And when you start to feel it, know that it’s real.”
― Bea Pilotin

“I love the smile that creeps over your face when I walk in front of you.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“LOVE frees and conquers all.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“To truly love a woman with a multitude of cuts is the most difficult thing a man will ever do. It’s like walking barefoot on the shards of glass. Both will break a little inside and that’s what makes them whole. That’s the beauty of being broken- no matter how it devastatingly hurts, LOVE still stands to conquer all.”
― Bea Pilotin

“At times, we cannot see the end in the beginning. We just have to tollow where it goes.”
― Bea Pilotin, ARMENIA: A Walk To Remember

“Maybe, just maybe one day, wild flowers will bloom unexpectedly in the oddest cracks in my heart. Until then.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“I still remember the first time you left flowers at my doorstep because it was Monday. I never told you this but being with you was the only moment I ever truly felt beautiful.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“To truly love a woman with a multitude of cuts is the most difficult thing a man will ever do. It’s like walking barefoot on the shards of glass. Both will break a little inside and that’s what makes them whole. That’s the beauty of being broken- no matter how it devastatingly hurts, it proves that LOVE conquers all.”
― Bea Pilotin

“LOVE never runs out, Sweetheart. It comes knocking at the door of your heart one day. When it does, know that it’s real and never let it go.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“In the midst of chaos, I found deep within me an invincible calm.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“It no longer shocks me that while I watch a highly intelligent man (like Atty. Nicanor “Nick” De Leon, CPA) speaks the truth, I couldn't help but think how he possesses an ideal trait that is strongly compelled by love. And it inspires a deep sense of awe in me.”
― Bea Pilotin

“Love used to be enough. Love used to be exciting and everything, until it was not anymore, until the days of our golden dreams had perished. And until the warmth that helped me through the coldest nights have turned into a burning fire that burned my soul and heart into ashes. He became distant and invisible when he found his new world. It’s not that I failed to hold on tight. It’s not that I did loosen my grip. Maybe I wasn’t meant to experience what forever truly felt like. Maybe true love was not in the cards for me. And maybe I wasn’t meant to live in a perfect castle though I had a hope to live happily-ever-after.”
― Bea Pilotin

“It no longer shocks me that while I watch a highly intelligent man (like Atty. Nicanor “Nick” De Leon, CPA) speaks the truth, I couldn't help but tell myself there are still such leaders who possess an ideal trait that is strongly compelled by love. And it inspires a deep sense of awe in me.”
― Bea Pilotin

“Oh, I’ve just realized that the world is full of competition and others want to be just perfect jerks.”
― Bea Pilotin

“No one is perfect. This is the naked truth we all have to accept. And who the hell has said there are perfect ones, by the way? We won’t ever be perfect. There are Machiavellian aspects (not that worse kind of malicious behavior) in us. One of these aspects is acting obsequiously towards others in order to gain advantage and then backstabbing them in return. I call them fawning parasites. They are the people who are fond of picking unnecessary fights and they don’t care about their actions. What’s important to them is only their side just to justify their means. Oh, I’ve just realized that the world is full of competition and others want to be just perfect jerks.”
― Bea Pilotin

“It no longer shocks me to think that while I watch a highly intelligent man (like Atty. Nicanor “Nick” De Leon, CPA) speaks the truth, I couldn't help but think how he possesses an ideal trait that is strongly compelled by love. And it inspires a deep sense of awe in me.”
― Bea Pilotin

“Life always gets better. Overtime, its scuffle will morph into beauty.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“It is okay even if the pain never really disappears but doubles at the worst. It is okay when you remember unexpected moments- just like when remembering the good times that you spent together at a certain place. It is okay cringing when your favorite song sneaks up on you on your own playlist or worse—when you are at a public place and either Taylor Swift or Adele suddenly starts crooning incredibly tear-jerking lines over the loudspeakers. I hope you did not forget your value yet, because I know you are always finding yourself trying to prove your worth as a human being. I hope you become the fairy tale princess who will never lose faith in her prince. One day, things will not be as rough as this anymore and it will get smoother and better in time.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“I still remember the first time you left flowers at my doorstep because it was Monday. I never told you this but being with you were the only moments I ever truly felt beautiful.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“Life always gets better. Overtime, it's scuffle will morph into beauty.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“LOVE never runs out, Sweetheart. When it comes knocking on your heart, open its door. And when you start to feel it, know that it’s real.”
― Bea Pilotin

“LOVE never runs out, Sweetheart. It comes knocking at the door of your heart one day. When it does and you start to feel it, know that it’s real.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“Real love means showing up and fighting through the hard parts but fumble over our humble mistakes.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“I’ve learned to live with the pain- the same way I’ve learned to live without the three of them. They all left me broken. Do you think I can just switch the pain off just like that because he can’t love me back? It is because it doesn’t work for both of us; that he doesn’t belong to me?”
― Bea Pilotin

“Love was him. Love was the perfect set of sleepy-hooded eyes and a messy hair I used to wake up to every morning. Love was his quiet voice at the end of the day that whispered sweet nothings into my ears. Love was the most adorable hug he gave me when I’ve had a bad day. He was the laughter I wasn’t tired of hearing. He was my favorite lullaby to sleep. And I loved him like the way kids love hotdogs and nuggets.”
― Bea Pilotin

“One day we'll both look back on this and say, 'it was all for the best.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“Writing is another form of screaming.”
― Bea Pilotin

“It no longer shocks me to think that while I watch a highly intelligent man (like Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.) speaks the truth, I couldn't help but think how he possesses an ideal trait that is strongly compelled by love. And it inspires a deep sense of awe in me.”
― Bea Pilotin

“One day we'll both look back on this and say, "it was all for the best.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“So that’s it. In my heart, I understand that you did not intend to end our relationship on such a mundane note, that you did not mean anything to end quite this way. Maybe happy endings are things that don’t seem to be a part of us in the long run.”
― Bea Pilotin, ARMENIA: A Walk To Remember