Anie Michaels > Quotes

“I watched from afar with a veil over my real emotions, only letting the outside see what I wanted to show, while on the inside I was waging a war I never wanted to fight. What other option did we have? I’d had a thousand options. But I gave them all up when I decided to bury my emotions.”
― Anie Michaels, The Absence of Olivia

“didn’t want our first kiss to be a goodbye.”
― Anie Michaels, The Space Between Us

“We’ll always be compatible.  You’re an extension of me.  A piece I’ve been missing for so long, Bit.”
― Anie Michaels, The Space Between Us

“That asshole,” Jasper said with no small amount of sarcasm. “I hate it when sexy-as-fuck fiancés threaten to buy me houses.”
― Anie Michaels, Riled Up

“always complicated.  If it weren’t, we’d be dead.  That’s all life is, one complication after another.  If you hide from one, the rest just pile up behind it.”
― Anie Michaels, The Space Between Us

“Her words did nothing short of cut me open.  I didn’t know what it felt like to have someone love me that way.  Love, in my experience, was a hardship, a responsibility, something we carried around on our backs.  But Ella spoke of love like it lifted her up and I couldn’t understand.  How could our views of love be so different?  Why couldn’t I let love heal me instead of hurt me?”
― Anie Michaels, Never Standing Still

“The worst part of the whole situation was that I was pretty confident in myself before I met Camden.  Insecurity wasn’t something I was terribly familiar with.  I knew my place in my world and I blossomed within its confines.  I reached for dreams within my grasp.”
― Anie Michaels, Kiss Cam

“Oh really?”  Megan said while waggling her eyebrows.  “What skills are we talking about and which room are they useful in?”    Ella rolled her eyes at her little sister.  “Megan, you just single handedly set the women’s movement back twenty years.”    “Oh, Ella, on the contrary.  The women’s movement involves many theories of women taking back their sexual prowess in the bedroom as a way to challenge the dominant alpha male in the relationship.  Seeing women as sexual equals is a very relevant and useful tool for the advancement of the equality for women in all realms of society.”
― Anie Michaels, Never Far Away

“Remember, love is a feeling, but marriage is a choice. You must choose, every day, to be true to the one you love, to give your marriage as much attention as it needs, and even when you think it’s fine, put the effort in anyway.”
― Anie Michaels, Riled Up

“Oh really?”  Megan said while waggling her eyebrows.  “What skills are we talking about and which room are they useful in?”   

Ella rolled her eyes at her little sister.  “Megan, you just single handedly set the women’s movement back twenty years.”   

“Oh, Ella, on the contrary.  The women’s movement involves many theories of women taking back their sexual prowess in the bedroom as a way to challenge the dominant alpha male in the relationship.  Seeing women as sexual equals is a very relevant and useful tool for the advancement of the equality for women in all realms of society.”
― Anie Michaels, Never Far Away

“He’d grown up and I realized I laid with a man.  This would be different and for that I was glad.  I didn’t want a reminder of what we used to be, I wanted to move forward.”
― Anie Michaels, The Space Between Us

“Megan, you just single handedly set the women’s movement back twenty years”
― Anie Michaels, Never Far Away

“Is this, by chance, the Riley Smith I met at the Renegades game last night who liked the disturbingly disgusting combination of cotton candy and Hefeweizen beer?”
― Anie Michaels, Kiss Cam

“You don’t think your parents will be mad you got married without them?” “They’ll get over it. Besides, the only person I really want at my wedding is you.” I leaned forward and kissed her gently.”
― Anie Michaels, Riled Up