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“See me.”
― Jas Hammonds, We Deserve Monuments

“She did not understand that for the women of her lineage, a marriage meant a murder in one form or the other.”
― Cherie Jones, How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House

“Become so drunk on life and love that it blinds you to the hate threatening to drown you. Chew on grief for breakfast, devour aches for lunch, inhale life’s acid, let it burn the costume he has forced upon you.”
― Tiffany D. Jackson, The Weight of Blood

“Dad let me cry against the fabric of his shirt. I cried because I felt guilty. And helpless. And lonely and frustrated and angry. I cried because I couldn’t tell if everything was changing or nothing was.”
― Jas Hammonds, We Deserve Monuments