Returning Home To Her Quotes

“Because I’ve also realized very clearly that I love you. I have loved you for a long time and I am very sure that I will always love you. You are a wonderful, vibrant, incredibly lovable person, you have enriched my life and shown me who I really am, and I will be eternally grateful to you for that.”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her

“Linet, it’s a great pleasure to meet you! What can I offer you? Sex on the Beach? A Screaming Orgasm? And maybe something to drink as well?” She winks at me mischievously.”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her

“It’s also joy. The joy to be here, to be free and finally able to walk around with pride and dignity as a lesbian woman in the midst of all these life-affirming rainbows, without worrying about who might see and possibly judge me.”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her

“Livia ... Actually, I hadn’t thought of her for a long time. I wonder where that thought suddenly came from. It’s probably just the fact that she’s been living in San Francisco for a while. At least that’s what I heard. Maybe we’ll meet somewhere by chance?
Yeah, right, I think sarcastically. I suppose that’s extremely likely, amidst millions of locals and tourists.”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her

“All of a sudden, I feel like a mouse that the cat is playing with for a few more moments before the defenseless little rodent is finally wolfed down.
And the worst thing is that I don’t care at all.
Play with me, eat me, if you only kiss me first …”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her

“I concentrate on the picturesque sight of the beach, whose light sand offers a fascinating contrast to the rugged black rocks. The rolling waves with their white crests add even more sparkling nuances to the countless shades of blue and white of the sky with the low-hanging fog. And the Golden Gate Bridge towers majestically above it all.
It’s overwhelming.”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her

“And what we both really love to do is reading. We always carry some books around with us, which we usually devour in our spare time, and ever since we’ve been friends, we’ve often done it together.”
― Jutta Swietlinski, Returning Home to Her