Georgia Toews > Quotes

“I wish I could spit in his face and scream at him, but on some level I also felt like I owed him. And for what? For not taking advantage of me when he'd created my vulnerable situation in the first place?”
― Georgia Toews, Hey, Good Luck Out There

“The lithe woman would not die if she lost her rabbits, but she may not survive the pain of their absence.”
― Georgia Toews, Hey, Good Luck Out There

“How to form a bond with another adult human being without word-vomiting all of your collective trauma upon first meeting and just hoping they don't scare easy. Without play, the only way I knew how to be friends with someone was circumstance.”
― Georgia Toews, Hey, Good Luck Out There

“Fear, if prolonged, only makes you more complacent to more and more things, the shittiest things a human can do to another human. And death, death isn't a catalyst or force that demands change. Death demands nothing, it just happens. It doesn't quicken or slow your pace, it's just a crack in the sidewalk.”
― Georgia Toews, Hey, Good Luck Out There