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“Why don’t they tell you that the major you declare your sophomore year may be the one subject you end up loathing by your senior year? And how can people honestly expect a nineteen year old to know what she wants to do for the rest of her life and be happy with her decision?”
― Whitney G., Sincerely, Carter

“He once saw me naked at a pool party when we were eighteen and begged me—fucking begged me, to put my clothes back on. ASAP. So, yeah. He’s not attracted to me either. Can you promise not to make any accusations about the two of us now?”
― Whitney G., Sincerely, Carter

“I didn’t know it then, but my father and his fickle follower had practically predicted my future…

A few years after he gave that speech, he must’ve figured he’d obliged his “reason” in me and my mom’s life because he left us both. Several years after that, my mother decided her “season” of motherhood was done, and decided that she was tired of being a mom—that her real calling could be found in smoke bars and casinos. As far as for “a lifetime,” I could only think of one person who ever came close…”
― Whitney G., Sincerely, Carter

“Algunas personas entran en tu vida por una razón, otras por una temporada y otras para siempre.”
― Whitney G., Sincerely, Carter