Quotes from Franco

Kim Holden ·  207 pages

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“No. I believe that dreams fuel life. And it's when you're chasing them that you're most alive. There's no reward in settling for the safety of status quo.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“The mouth is a magnificent tool to communicate intimacy – kissing, licking, sucking, nipping – it's screaming, I'm so fucking into you, without saying a word.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“She's my other half. Like for the first time in my life, I know what being unquestionably whole feels like. And I realize that the notion that my heart beats for me alone is a lie. It beats for us.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“Some people skim life and some people read so closely they see the things others don't. That's where the beauty lies, in between the lines, in the details. The story within the story. She sees it. She gets it.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“The world would be a better place if more people went apeshit over things like sunshine. The”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco



“I don't know if it's just the accent, but I get the feeling she's the type of person who could tell you to, Fuck off, and you'd take it as a compliment and respond with, Thank you very much.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“You certainly don't need me to make you sexy. You do that phenomenally all on your own.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“My mind and creativity comes with me wherever I go." She looks pointedly at me. "My heart, on the other hand, goes wherever you go. I don't fancy being separated from it or you.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“Assumptions are the fucking antichrist and only contribute to disaster in my experience. They're shit stirrers, not problem solvers.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“There are some people in life that you can vent to, or pour out sadness to, or voice frustration to, and they readily and willingly absorb it for the sole purpose of ridding you of it. They're the same people who can immediately replace that negativity with their light. Their presence gives you the power to purge the bad and embrace the good. It's rare. I've only known a few people in my life who are that way. Now I know one more.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco



“I'm hers. To confide in. To vent to. To celebrate with. To grow with. To show her strengths. To bear her vulnerabilities. To laugh with. To cry with. To love. And to be loved by. I'm hers.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“Some people skim life and some people read so closely they see the things others don't. That's where the beauty lies, in between the lines, in the details. The story within the story.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“She left her mark on everyone, we're all better for having known her.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“There are some people in life that you can vent to, or pour out sadness to, or voice frustration to, and they readily and willingly absorb it for the sole purpose of ridding you of it. They're the same people who can immediately replace that negativity with their light. Their presence gives you the power to purge the bad and embrace the good. It's rare. I've only known a few people in my life who are that way. Now”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“everyone, no matter what they do, because life isn't a competition. It doesn't require that one person lose because another one wins. We can all win. Six”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco



“Do you think sometimes dreams are better left as dreams because they still hold possibility and wonder and there's no room for failure?”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“If I setup a goddamn Pinterest account, I want you to punch me in the fucking face." She”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


“Love in all its incantations, promises made with flesh and bone and word and intent.”
― Kim Holden, quote from Franco


About the author

Kim Holden
Born place: in Denver CO, The United States
Born date October 14, 1972
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