“You can thank me later, babe, when I’m spankin’ your ass, and then you can call me daddy all you like.”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“I think people fall in love with the idea of it, but lust is what you fall into, and love can only grow from that,”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“Love is not words. Love is feeling”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“You ruin me, woman,” he breathes, before taking my mouth in his.”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“everything is going to be okay, just not today.”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“Love is not words. Love is feeling and love is doing.”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“That’s okay, baby. I don’t need to know your name, just need to know how hard you like it.”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“Do you know the moment I laid my eyes on you, I felt the wind knock out of me, like someone just gut-punched me. I”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“is what you fall into, and love can only grow from that,”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
“What did I do to deserve you?” I wonder aloud, feeling like this woman just doesn't stop bewitching me.
“Nothing really. You bossed me into dating you. Fucked me good, and then you wouldn’t leave me alone. Now you’re stuck with me.”
― River Savage, quote from Incandescent
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“Lucius smiled a little. "You do have a will of your own." The smile faded. "This is not the time to use it.”
― Beth Fantaskey, quote from Jessica's Guide to Dating on the Dark Side
“The small gargoyle had gone entirely white to match the ceiling, and only the rims of his ears, his long clawlike nails, and a thick stripe down his whip-like tail were still gray. He was crawling along the ceiling like a bat, wings held to make sharp angles and claws extended. It just about broke my creepy meter.”
― Kim Harrison, quote from White Witch, Black Curse
“When a man carries an instrument of violence, he'll always find the justification to use it. If we really want to escape this war, we have to stop bringing it with us.”
― Brian K. Vaughan, quote from Saga, Vol. 1
“I often have long conversations all by myself, and I am so clever that sometimes I don't understand a single word of what I am saying."
"Then you should certainly lecture on Philosophy," said the Dragon-fly”
― Oscar Wilde, quote from The Complete Fairy Tales
“At the social/political/ juridical, etc., level, the organizing principle was less to do with games and more to do with the nature of taboos—enormously powerful, often enormously arbitrary, and (crucially) regularly quietly broken, without undermining the fact of the taboo itself. That last element, I think, is sometimes underestimated in the discussions of cultural norms, where they are both asserted and breached. Both those elements are foundational.
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― China Miéville, quote from The City & the City
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