Mohammed Arman ul Haq

“You ever think about the fundamental paradox of our society? How they build a tight-knit machine of a state by breaking everyone down into solitary units turned against each other? How you compel mass obedience out of the most individualistic drives of selfishness, greed and fear?”
― Adrian Tchaikovsky, Alien Clay

“But though humanity doesn’t escape us when it’s dark out, I’ve learned that human decency only exists when it’s convenient.”
― Eric LaRocca, At Dark, I Become Loathsome

“The arrival fallacy is the false assumption that reaching some achievement or goal will create durable feelings of satisfaction and contentment in our lives.”
― Sahil Bloom, The 5 Types of Wealth: A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life

“The cruelest thing about reading is when you find the perfect book — the one that mirrors your life exactly. It resonates completely with your inner world, with your emotional currents — this book speaks to you. All of us, as readers, long to find that book. But we rarely stop to consider what it would truly mean if we did. It would be an annihilation, a miniature destruction of you as both a reader and a writer. Because that book — that perfect book — could have been written by you. But it wasn’t.”
― Sarah Chihaya, Bibliophobia