Jason Rosman > Quotes

“No matter how far away I may be, distance is never too far for me to just simply say hello and ask how are you?”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“Do you want to know what war is like? War is pain and suffering. War is waking up every day and not knowing if you will be alive the next. War is calling home any chance you get even if it’s 3am because you aren’t sure if you will ever hear your parents' voice again. War is scary and war is brutal. War is you or me and I choose me. War is not politics but war is affected by it. War, there’s no patriotic music playing in the background when you are fighting. War is when your friend dies, it hurts and the pain never goes away. War is life and war is death. Are you sure you still want to know about war?”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“How can you rationalize it when one of us gets killed? Stuck in the middle of a strange foreign country trying to help people who openly hate you and then dying at eighteen or nineteen is hard to justify.”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“Another brick was put in my wall.”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“The end is the beginning.”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“Many people view their early twenties as the high point of their lives. I don't agree. I view this time as a stepping stone to bigger and better things, but what I experienced during this time shaped my path to the future.”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“It all started feeling like a brick in the wall to me.”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story

“The sensation I feel is that I am in a glass bottle where I can see everyone having fun and I am happy for them, yet for me it feels like I am watching the events on a television even though I am there with them.”
― Jason Rosman, I SHOULD HAVE GONE TO COLLEGE: An Origin Story