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“I learned it was expensive to be assaulted.”
― Know My Name: A Memoir
― Know My Name: A Memoir
“When society questions a victim’s reluctance to report, I will be here to remind you that you ask us to sacrifice our sanity to fight outdated structures that were designed to keep us down.”
― Know My Name
― Know My Name
“Romance wasn't in chocolate, it was in the gasp of breath as we came up for air. It was in the way he cradled my face, the way I traced my finger over the crescent-shaped birthmark on his collarbone. It was n the way he uttered how beautiful I was, the way it made my heart soar. It was in the way I wanted to know everything about him -- his favorite songs, finally guess his favorite color.”
― The Seven Year Slip
― The Seven Year Slip
“Even if we are married to the same person, and remain faithful to her or him for the rest of our lives, that will still not stop our desires from straying. We will continue to lust after Shah Rukh Khan or Sophia Loren even as we might stay happily married. This is the way desire operates—through fantasy rather than fact.”
― Infinite Variety: A History of Desire in India
― Infinite Variety: A History of Desire in India
“In rape cases it’s strange to me when people say, Well why didn’t you fight him? If you woke up to a robber in your home, saw him taking your stuff, people wouldn’t ask, Well why didn’t you fight him? Why didn’t you tell him no? He’s already violating an unspoken rule, why would he suddenly decide to adhere to reason? What would give you reason to think he’d stop if you told him to? And in this case, with my being unconscious, why were there still so many questions?”
― Know My Name: A Memoir
― Know My Name: A Memoir
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Fantasy, Fiction, Gay and Lesbian, Historical fiction, History, Horror, Humor and Comedy, Mystery, Non-fiction, Romance, Science fiction, Thriller, dark, mystery-thriller, psychological-thriller, dark-fantasy, magical-realism, alternate-history, science-fiction-fantasy, speculative-fiction, politic, and coming of age
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