being in love

“I tried, I actually tried to force myself back into being in love with her, but-1 couldn’t understand it, but it just wouldn’t work.”

Tour de Force

“How about being in love with THE WRONG GUY who is 1,200 miles away, un/self/underemployed, and living with another woman?”

Simon & Schuster: Hit Reply

“Jealousy is natural to persons of her nation, and perhaps she had a greater affection for me than she even imagined herself; at least the report of my being in love gave her so much uneasiness, that I thought myself entirely ruined with her; however I came into favour again by virtue of submissions, false oaths, and assiduity; but I should not have been able to have deceived her long, had not Madam de Themines's change disengaged me from her against my will; she convinced me she no longer loved me, and I was so thoroughly satisfied of it, that I was obliged to give her no further uneasiness, but to let her be quiet.”

The Princess of Cleves

“Feuerstein was so absorbed in his impending "act" that he barely noted how pretty she was and how utterly in love -- what was there remarkable in a woman being in love with him?”

The Fortune Hunter

“We spoke on the phone, met on odd weekends, and every time I saw him, I wanted it all backthe feeling of truly being in love with him.”

Simon & Schuster: Make Your Life Prime Time

“Fear not, Madam," replied Monsieur de Cleves, "I know the world too well to be ignorant that a woman's having a husband does not hinder people from being in love with her; such lovers may be the objects of one's hatred, but we are not to complain of it; once again, Madam, I conjure you to tell me what I so much desire to know.”

The Princess of Cleves