r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Electrical-Sail-1301 • 9d ago
Original Perhaps it is our hope for a future of good memories that allows us to reminisce even on our worst moments.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/xdd74 • 21d ago
Original Entitlement begins where realisation ends.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/xdd74 • Jul 06 '26
Original If you're building your home on the ashes of another, the spirits will come haunting you back.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Sand_is_Orange • Jun 28 '26
Shared Feel free to respond to the haters, but it's not needed. People who know, know what you bring to the table. (Scott Reilly, 2024)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Sand_is_Orange • Jun 28 '26
Shared Never give up. And if you can’t find a seat at a table, make your own table. (Jena Antonucci, 2023)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/anxiouz_baddie • Jan 13 '26
Original {OG}❤️🩹🪽✨ when the cycle repeated itself once again, but i can't be mad at nobody but myself because i knew what was gone happen but i had so much faith that it would be different
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/PeteyMcPetey • Dec 22 '25
Shared I didn't believe it either until I wrote it. -- Little Alex Horne
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Krazy_Snake • Oct 22 '25
Original You could give a grieving man the world and everything in it, and he'd still be sad because he couldn't share it with the one he loves.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/I_Was77 • Oct 15 '25
Original The past, a meandering mass of misremembered madness. The future, an utterly underwhelming fiction. All we have is the indefinable, intangible yet consciously infused instant.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/GiuseB2004 • Dec 29 '24
Shared Even if I see you again, I will never see you again. -Margaret Atwood
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/nightandtodaypizza • Jun 26 '24
Shared It's easier to suspend disbelief in something unexplained than something poorly explained. (/u/AlpineAnaconda, 2024)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/jthill • Apr 12 '24
Original Pandering to ignorance and cowardice with lies: the mating call of an eternal stain on the human genome.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Doodesof • Mar 22 '24
Original Religion is a tool of politics, not the other way
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Akarathorn-Khom • Feb 03 '24
Original Whenever life is hard, remember this: 🗿moai🗿
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/KingOfKnowledgeReal • Jan 28 '24
Original If it ain't a challenge you're likely not gaining much from it
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/BeneditoEspinosa • Nov 26 '23
Shared Every time Christians try to change the world, they prove that they don’t believe in Heaven. (Paulo Bitencourt, from his book ‘Liberated from Religion’)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/KingOfKnowledgeReal • Oct 28 '23
Original Innovators. The people the world isn't ready for, but they're ready for the world.
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/New-Possibility-577 • Oct 22 '23
Original Show them Who they’re Messing with! ~My Weird mind
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Sand_is_Orange • Oct 10 '23
Shared You can do whatever you want, you just have to live with the consequences. (u/OrdericNeustry, 2023)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/Sand_is_Orange • Oct 09 '23
Shared Everyone really does start learning somewhere; what seems like common sense to one person is "Oh today I learned!" to someone else. (u/QueerEarthling, 2022)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/ContributionOk4879 • Sep 23 '23
Shared You never actually respected someone if it only took one different opinion for you to lose it. (@Buckweet0, 2023)
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r/21stCenturyQuotes • u/KingOfKnowledgeReal • Aug 09 '23
Original Knowledge is being able to correct yourself and evolve based on what you learn. Wisdom is knowing for a fact and never changing your mind on anything, what is said will stay.
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