“For the record, chocolate’s a pretty decent antidote for unrequited love.”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“Then like gravity, or maybe like magnets, our lips met again because they had to. And in that touch it felt like I was buried treasure he’d crossed seven seas to claim. I couldn’t feel the edges of my own body anymore; I was melting into his.”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“Even if the truth is dark, there’s still beauty in knowing it at last.”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“I’ve been trying to figure something out. Why on earth would your ponytail stick straight out from your head?”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“The screaming was the first clue that I’d turned invisible again. Above the steady roar of the river, my teammates shouted: some with paddles flailing, others”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“hadn’t even known if it was real or if I was losing my grip on sanity. But now, surrounded by people who looked”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“Good thinking,” said Coach. “Paddle for shore!”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
“As Coach explained his version of the day’s events to Dad and Sylvia on the brick drive of our house, Will finally decided to acknowledge me.”
― Cidney Swanson, quote from Rippler
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“Do you want to know why men name their penis? So the most important decisions in their life aren't made by a stranger.”
― Linda Howard, quote from After the Night
“I think that maybe, if human beings have souls, that maybe their souls are in their eyes. That maybe that’s what the color is. Their souls."
"Well, they say the eyes are the windows to the soul."
"No, that’s not what I mean. I mean, the actual color is kind of like your spirit, like your soul. And the black space, maybe the black space is the tunnel that people talk about when they die. Do you know what I mean? Like when you die, you go into the eyes of the person you’re looking at and walk through their eyes and, at the other end, that’s where heaven is.”
― Brent Runyon, quote from The Burn Journals
“Вот, помню, когда мне стукнуло двадцать лет — тогда я был невозможно одинок. И день рождения был уныл. Пришел ко мне Юрий Петрович, пришла Нина Васильевна, принесли мне бутылку столичной и банку овощных голубцов — и таким одиноким, таким невозможно одиноким показался я сам себе от этих голубцов, от этой столичной — что, не желая плакать, заплакал… А когда стукнуло тридцать, минувшей осенью? А когда стукнуло тридцать — день был уныл, как день двадцатилетия. Пришел ко мне Боря с какой-то полоумной поэтессою, пришли Вадя с Лидой, Ледик с Володей. И принесли мне — что принесли? — две бутылки столичной и две банки фаршированных томатов. И такое отчаяние, такая мука мной овладели от этих томатов, что хотел я заплакать — и уже не мог… Значит ли это, что за десять лет я стал менее одиноким? Нет, не значит. Тогда значит ли это, что я огрубел душою за десять лет? и ожесточился сердцем? Тоже — не значит. Скорее даже наоборот; но заплакать все-таки не заплакал… Почему? Я, пожалуй, смогу вам это объяснить, если найду для этого какую-нибудь аналогию в мире прекрасного. Допустим, так: если тихий человек выпьет семьсот пятьдесят, он сделается буйным и радостным. А если он добавит еще семьсот? — будет ли он еще буйнее и радостнее? Нет, он опять будет тих. Со стороны покажется даже, что он протрезвел. Но значит ли это, что он протрезвел? Ничуть не бывало: он уже пьян, как свинья, оттого и тих.”
― Venedikt Erofeev, quote from Moscow to the End of the Line
“Dashed if I didn’t receive a letter from him this morning! Yes, and what’s more, I had to pay sixpence for it, which I’d as lief not have done. It ain’t that I grudge sixpence, but what I mean is, why the deuce should I have to give sixpence for a thing I’d as soon not have?”
― Georgette Heyer, quote from Cotillion
“Pleased to meet you." Sage said, offering his hand. "The pleasure is all mine," Rayna Purred. "Unless ofcourse, it's all Clea's which is even better."
Sage smiled and might have even blushed a bit, which was highly entertaining.”
― Hilary Duff, quote from Elixir
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