A Quote by Mason Cooley

You know you're in love when you stop comparing. — © Mason Cooley
You know you're in love when you stop comparing.

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To love is to stop comparing.
That is the thing I want to tell girls, to stop criticising yourselves and to stop comparing yourself to other people.
Comparing the Brooklyn that I know with Manhattan is like comparing a comfortable and complacent duenna to her more brilliant and neurotic sister.
I made a decision to stop feeling envious of other people, to crack on with my life and stop comparing myself with others.
I didn't know how to stop wanting him. It wasn't that I had any hope—I knew I'd never see him again. But that didn't stop me from comparing every other man to Hardy and finding them all lacking. I had exhausted myself loving him.
Stop comparing yourself to other people; you are an original. We are all different and it's okay.
When you stop comparing what is right here and now with what you wish were, you can begin to enjoy what is.
You cannot change someone using fear, degradation, humiliation, or by comparing them to others. It can only be done through love, with love, for love. Love.
Love is an incredible thing but we don't know love like we should. Unconditional love we don't know it because if a person stops stimulating us, we stop loving them.
comparing what you see during an eclipse to the darkness at night is like comparing an ocean to a teardrop.
Comparing Bollywood and Hollywood is like comparing America's market, roads and economy to ours.
Comparing Madonna with Marilyn Monroe is like comparing Raquel Welch with the back of a bus.
I feel like my biggest competition is myself. A lot of kids get caught up in the comparing game - comparing themselves with Michael Jackson, comparing themselves with Michael Jordan. You gotta be your best. You gotta overcome your own fears.
Our problem is that we make the mistake of comparing ourselves to other people. You are not inferior or superior to any human being...You do not determine your success by comparing yourself to others, rather you determine your success by comparing your accomplishments to your capabilities. You are 'number one' when you do the best you can with what you have.
Comparing Jesus with history's greatest of human leaders is like comparing the sun to a flashlight with no batteries.
Most of the time, comparing printed song lyrics with poems is like comparing recipes with food: that's to say, patently unfair.
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