Please find below a curated list of 89 of The Best Being Sad Quotes by notable women and men. Please consider sharing with others any of the Being Sad Quotes that resonate.
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Being Sad (89)
Age (11,245)
Alone (188)
Amazing (509)
Anger (900)
Anniversary (211)
Anxiety (1,602)
Appreciation (1,252)
Architecture (1,390)
Art (19,036)
Attitude (4,111)
Beauty (1,671)
Best Friend (200)
Birthday (879)
Boyfriend (136)
Breakup (253)
Business (3,412)
Change (2,687)
Character (13,542)
Christmas (749)
Confidence (803)
Courage (1,548)
Cute (674)
Dance (1,016)
Dating (818)
Daughter (2,413)
Death (2,583)
Depression (569)
Design (3,752)
Diets (767)
Dream (12,522)
Education (2,808)
Encouragement (954)
Encouraging (455)
Environmental (1,658)
Equality (604)
Experience (1,087)
Failure (1,163)
Faith (2,365)
Falling In Love (1,508)
Family (1,396)
Fear (2,616)
Forgiveness (838)
Freedom (2,151)
Friends (771)
Friendship (2,374)
Funny (8,072)
Girl (8,630)
God (3,384)
Good Morning (148)
Good Night (176)
Government (9,237)
Graduation (518)
Gratitude (1,992)
Greatness (1,865)
Happiness (4,108)
Happy (59)
Happy Birthday (79)
Heartbreak (175)
Hilarious (222)
Hope (1,199)
Humor (3,972)
I Love You (231)
I Miss You (51)
Imagination (4,466)
Inspirational (20,297)
Inspiring (347)
Intelligence (771)
Jealousy (705)
Jesus (6,120)
Jobs (11,973)
Journey (3,399)
Karma (687)
Kids (11,998)
Kindness (2,136)
Knowledge (2,121)
Leadership (3,147)
Learning (2,361)
Life (15,228)
Love (10,214)
Loyalty (927)
Marriage (1,663)
Memorial Day (176)
Mom (3,005)
Moments (13,944)
Money (2,178)
Motivational (8,679)
Movie (836)
Moving On (327)
Nature (3,204)
New Year (390)
Opportunity (7,923)
Optimistic (927)
Parenting (605)
Patience (619)
Patriotism (490)
Peace (3,089)
Poetry (1,234)
Politics (4,850)
Positive (1,869)
Power (1,679)
Quality (5,726)
Quiet (2,584)
Quirky (151)
Racism (1,144)
Relationship (1,358)
Religion (4,337)
Resilience (194)
Respect (713)
Romantic (534)
Sad (404)
Sister (210)
Smile (535)
Strength (887)
Success (4,660)
Sympathy (455)
Teach (4,528)
Technology (4,425)
Thank You (369)
Thankful (201)
Thanksgiving (324)
Travel (1,769)
True Love (409)
Trust (742)
Uncles (437)
Unconditional Love (238)
Uplifting (644)
Vacation (564)
Valentine (390)
Valentine's Day (368)
Veterans Day (120)
War (14,640)
Wedding (389)
Wisdom (4,465)
Wise (4,297)
Women (3,398)
Work (2,414)
Xenophobia (42)
Yearbook (29)
Yoga (1,897)
You Are Beautiful (78)
You Make Me Happy (70)
Youth (2,805)
Zebras (43)
Zoos (173)
Music (2,808)
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If, as a culture, we don’t bear witness to grief, the burden of loss is placed entirely upon the bereaved, while the rest of us avert our eyes and wait for those in mourning to stop being sad, to let go, to move on, to cheer up. And if they don’t — if they have loved too deeply, if they do wake each morning thinking, I cannot continue to live — well, then we pathologize their pain; we call their suffering a disease. We do not help them: we tell them that they need to get help.