F.N. Manning > Quotes

“Cal rolled his eyes. "It's simple. We're monogamous yet not committed non-platonic friends who are enjoying date-like activities together."
I raised an eyebrow. "And you think that clarifies things?"
"Well, I did. Until I said it again just now.”
― Finn Manning, What Love Means

“Naturally, I panicked. “I’m totally normal. This is how I am all the time!” Unfortunately accurate. “If you can’t handle the heat, get out of the kitchen.” “We’re in the living room.” “Good. Having a TV in the kitchen seemed sort of tacky.”
― F.N. Manning, One Little Problem

“Basically, I love my boyfriend, he loves me, but we’re really bad at honesty and relationshiping. I do dumb stuff, he freaks out, and we don’t talk about the things we should talk about. The end. The end? Or no, the beginning. The beginning of this story. It starts now. Or now? How do I make the story start? One, two, three, go! Did that work? Mother fuc—”
― F.N. Manning, One Little Change

“He brushed his side into mine. "You'll be around and I'll be around. We'll be around together.”
― Finn Manning, What Love Means

“You can’t just lock me away. This isn’t Russia or wherever they lock people up.” Where did that happen exactly? “Prison. Rapunzel’s tower. Russia again.”
― F.N. Manning, One Little Problem

“I subtly glanced down. Cool, still wearing pants.”
― F.N. Manning, One Step Forward

“Please, you love being the center of attention."
"Says the guy who is literally at the center of every baseball game."
"I'm the pitcher," he defended, exasperated and a few of the guys on his team nodded at that
"Don't bring the bedroom into this!" I couldn't help myself.”
― F.N. Manning, One Little Word

“No, I shouldn't obsess. I should just enjoy it. Then probably obsess later.”
― Finn Manning, What Love Means

“We could make pros and cons lists," I suggested slyly.
He sighed dramatically. "Or I could man up and freaking discuss this."
I smiled. "Yeah, let's do that.”
― Finn Manning, What Love Means

“It was strange when he was around I thought things couldn't get any better and then they always did somehow.”
― F.N. Manning, Summer Romance