Colette Freedman > Quotes

“Being a writer is an amazing job, but we’re all writers, most of us just forget to put our stories down on paper.”
― Colette Freedman

“One's character is determined not how she gets caught in the downpour of disappointment, but how she finds the hope to look for the rainbow.”
― Colette Freedman

“Trying to restructure a perfectly structured script is like trying to fit in a size four jeans when you're a size ten.”
― Colette Freedman

“Everything has a cost; you just have to be prepared to pay the price.”
― Colette Freedman, The Affair

“Isn’t that how most affairs started: because one partner never asked the questions? Where have you been, why are you late, who were you with? But you couldn’t do that. Even asking the questions would destroy a relationship. A relationship was built on trust; if you trusted someone, you didn’t have to ask the questions.”
― Colette Freedman, The Affair

“Union Oyster House?”
― Colette Freedman, The Affair

“Sometimes doing nothing is a decision too,”
― Colette Freedman, The Affair