Tiffanie DeBartolo Quotes About Soul

Quotes about: Soul

• We’re all searching for something to fill up what I like to call that big, God-shaped hole in our souls. Some people use alcohol, or sex, or their children, or food, or money, or music, or heroin. A lot of people even use the concept of God itself. I could go on and on. I used to know a girl who used shoes. She had over two-hundred pairs. But it’s all the same thing, really. People, for some stupid reason, think they can escape their sorrows.

  Tiffanie DeBartolo

  Girl, Sex, Children

• Break my heart? Is that what you just said? I have news for you; you didn't break my heart. My heart's fine. My heart's in the best shape of its life. You know what you did to me? You took an AK-47 and blew my soul open.

  Tiffanie DeBartolo

  Heart, Ak 47, Soul

  Tiffanie DeBartolo (2005). “How to Kill a Rock Star”, p.334, Sourcebooks, Inc.

• Fate is the magnetic pull of our souls toward the people, places, and things we belong with.

  Tiffanie DeBartolo

  Fate, People, Soul

  Tiffanie DeBartolo (2005). “How to Kill a Rock Star”, p.122, Sourcebooks, Inc.

• I was looking for someplace to store all the things I was feeling - the friction, the contradictions, the unmerciful truth - but my heart, my soul, my eyes and ears and even my toes were locking their doors. They wouldn't let me in. For safety reasons. I had no choice but to throw the feelings away.

  Tiffanie DeBartolo

  Heart, Eye, Doors

  "How to Kill a Rock Star". Book by Tiffanie DeBartolo, 2005.

• I am of the theory that all of our transcendental connections, anything we're drawn to, be it a person, a song, a painting on a wall--they're magnetic. The art is the alloy, so to speak. And our souls are equipped with whatever properties are required to attract that alloy. I'm no scientist so I don't really know what the hell these properties are, but my point is we're drawn to stuff we've already got a connection to. Part of the thing is already inside of us.

  Tiffanie DeBartolo

  Song, Art, Wall

  "How to Kill a Rock Star". Book by Tiffanie DeBartolo, 2005.

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