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“I can’t stay there anymore, Midge. You know, I walked into the bathroom the other day and saw the toothpaste sitting on the counter…” My gaze trailed off somewhere behind Midge as I remembered the panic attack that ensued. “I thought I was going to die. My heart nearly came through my chest just from looking at a tube of toothpaste. Why?”
― Spilled Milk
― Spilled Milk
“Back behind the wheel, it didn’t take long for her thoughts to turn to Callie, but every time she tried to picture her youngest sister, she came up blank. Glory’s prohibition against photographs had done its work. Her mother’s reasons changed depending on her mood. Sometimes it was, They’re just dust magnets. Other times it was, I prefer to start every day fresh. But now, with Julia gone, Ginger finally understood it. Her mother had banned photographs because the captured memories were painful to see”
― Sisters One, Two, Three
― Sisters One, Two, Three
“It was odd how often this happened, Ginger and Mimi retaining different slivers of family memory. It was almost as if the recollections had been split down the middle and doled out: you get this, I get that, so no one would be privy to it all. Ginger glanced over and saw Callie washing her mug with great purpose.”
― Sisters One, Two, Three
― Sisters One, Two, Three
“some demands for structural change, but the”
― British Polity, The, CourseSmart eTextbook
― British Polity, The, CourseSmart eTextbook
“Just because men don’t report it doesn’t mean it’s not there. Men carry more shame with their situations than women do because they think people will label them as gay, or that they weren’t manly enough to stand up and fight the perpetrator off. I wish more of them would come forward so that they can get the help they need to not carry their hurt into their adult lives.” Talking about male victims had captured their attention. No one wanted to believe that men were susceptible to the same fears and nightmares as women.”
― Spilled Milk
― Spilled Milk
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