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What is an abuse quote from It Ends With Us? ›

"Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage." "We are most alive when we are in love." "The only thing we never get enough of is love; and the only thing we never give enough of is love." "There is only one happiness in this life, to love and be loved."

It ends with us.” This quote is on page 361, chapter 35.

It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover is appropriate for Mature Adults aged 17 and over. It contains adult themes, including domestic violence, and explicit romantic content.

Lily later went on to marry Ryle (a surgeon—also abusive), and they had a daughter, Emerson.

“True love is not a strong, fiery, impetuous passion. It is, on the contrary, an element calm and deep. It looks beyond mere externals, and is attracted by qualities alone. It is wise and discriminating, and its devotion is real and abiding.”

True love is a unique and passionate bond that connects you as a couple that wants the best for the other person regardless of what that means for them. It is the foundation for a healthy, loving relationship. True love is authentic and genuine.

1 tenderness, fondness, predilection, warmth, passion, adoration. 2 liking, inclination, regard, friendliness.

Lily's decision ends the generational abuse that she and her mother suffered. Lily is positive that she has made the right choice for Emmy, even though it hurts both her and Ryle. Together, they mourn their lost love and celebrate breaking the cycle.

“Just because someone hurts you doesn't mean you can simply stop loving them. It's not a person's actions that hurt the most. It's the love. If there was no love attached to the action, the pain would be a little easier to bear.”

Does It Ends With Us have spicy scenes? ›

This book is one that is for readers above the age of 18, as it contains a lot of adult material. There is a ton of sexual content within the novel (detailed below), and the book centers around the topic of domestic abuse. Abuse scenes are graphically described and can be disturbing at times.

“A strong woman knows she has strength enough for the journey, but a woman of strength knows it is in the journey where she will become strong.”

Suitable for readers 17 and up. Trigger warnings for violence & attempted rape.

I would recommend this to anyone over the age of 10, especially younger girls! There is nothing inappropriate in this novel, however, there are a few scenes that depict drinking and smoking but nothing over-the-top.

Kids can read whatever they want :)

I think this is absolutely great for kids for the age 10-12 it is a great book with so much entertainment and it is great for kids who want to expand reading curriculum!

Emmy Kincaid is the daughter of Ryle and Lily. Lily finds out she is pregnant with Emmy when she is in ER being treated for injuries Ryle inflicted on her.

One night, Ryle found Atlas's number in Lily's phone. Jealous and upset, Ryle left. When Lily went after him to try to explain, Ryle pushed her down the stairs. In the aftermath, Ryle at first refused responsibility for his actions and said that she [Lily] had fallen down the stairs.

He is shocked to find her pregnant. Lily is frightened at first, but Ryle says he won't hurt her and has even brought Marshall along so that Lily feels safe. When they talk, Ryle apologizes, but Lily feels that he is depicting himself as a victim. Angry, Lily tells him he had no right to have hurt her.

Both had traumatic childhoods: Lily grew up witnessing her father physically and sexually abuse her mother and was eventually victimized by him herself; when Ryle was 6 years old, he accidentally shot and killed his beloved older brother with a gun that should never have been accessible.

What is the most heartbreaking quote by Colleen Hoover? ›

Like most of Hoover's books, It Ends With Us is centred around abuse by a toxic man, yet it's largely been marketed as a romance. Critics have recently pointed out it “romanticises domestic violence”.

Chapter 1 Quotes

“I feel like everyone fakes who they really are, when deep down we're all equal amounts of screwed up. Some of us are just better at hiding than others.” […] “I don't think it's being a little guarded is a negative thing,” I say. “Naked truths aren't always pretty.”

This seems to be the case as Lily meets Ryle's parents, and she and Ryle decide to get married. One night, Ryle finds Atlas's number in Lily's phone. Jealous and upset, Ryle leaves. When Lily goes after him to try to explain, Ryle pushes her down the stairs.

Back in the present, Ryle pursues Lily, and after trying to get her to have sex with him, he admits he has feelings for her. Lily insists they not have sex and try dating, since she doesn't trust him to have a relationship with her.

Upgrade to unlock the analysis and theme tracking for all of It Ends with UsIt Ends with Us! It takes Lily seconds to realize that Ryle has shoved her, causing her to fall. She hit her temple on the cabinet on the way down.

“People say you fall in love, but fall is such a sad word when you think about it. Falls are never good. You fall on the ground, you fall behind, you fall to your death. Whoever was the first person to say they fell in love must have already fallen out of it.

The characters are all as perfect-looking and enthralling as usual, and sex scenes still abound.

Does the book It Ends With Us have any spicy scenes? ›

This book is one that is for readers above the age of 18, as it contains a lot of adult material. There is a ton of sexual content within the novel (detailed below), and the book centers around the topic of domestic abuse. Abuse scenes are graphically described and can be disturbing at times.

The Addictive Side of Romanticizing Exs

One reason we may be continuously thinking of our exes — and romanticizing them — is because we're addicted to them, in a way. Studies have shown that people in love show symptoms of drug addiction like euphoria as well as both emotional and physical dependence.

Atlas takes her into his arms and tells her that his life is good enough for her now, so whenever she's ready, he wants to be with her. She says she's ready. He tells her she can stop swimming now.

Lily hopes she has finally ended the cycle of abuse in her family, telling her daughter, "It ends with us." In the epilogue, Lily, who is co-parenting with Ryle, finds Atlas and tells him that she is ready to restart her relationship with him.