Jason

“Conversely, when we gaze away during a conversation, we tend to do so to engage a thought more clearly without the distraction of looking at the person with whom we are talking. This behavior is often mistaken as rudeness or as personal rejection, which it is not. Nor is it a sign of deception or disinterest; in fact, it is actually a comfort display (Vrij, 2003, 88–89).”
― Joe Navarro, What Every Body is Saying: An FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People

“I want to be her invincibility bubble. I want to shield her, let her live in that mode for the rest of her life if I can.”
― Sophie Cousens, This Time Next Year

“Maybe middle-aged people rarely go out because their houses are too nice to leave.”
― Sophie Cousens, The Good Part

“Most of us will never be the best at anything we do. It isn’t a reason not to do it.”
― Sophie Cousens, Just Haven't Met You Yet