Quotes from Eeny Meeny

M.J. Arlidge ·  421 pages

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“There are countless moments in the average life when you have to decide whether to open yourself up or bury yourself deep. In love, at work, among your family, with friends, there are moments when you have to decide whether you are ready to reveal your true self.”
― M.J. Arlidge, quote from Eeny Meeny


“Trust is a fragile thing—hard to earn, easy to lose.”
― M.J. Arlidge, quote from Eeny Meeny


“Amy would never shoot anyone, least of all Sam. She’d never even held a gun before. This wasn’t America.”
― M.J. Arlidge, quote from Eeny Meeny


“Men were supposed to be dissociative about sex. Able to turn off their emotions and think with their dick. But Mark had never been like that.”
― M.J. Arlidge, quote from Eeny Meeny


“How long does it take to die of starvation? Too long.”
― M.J. Arlidge, quote from Eeny Meeny



About the author

M.J. Arlidge
Born place: in London, The United Kingdom
Born date October 10, 1974
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