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read in February 2024
Taylor Mascetta said:
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I did not appreciate this book nearly enough when i first read it years ago. Absolutely incredible. WE GOT A RHYS POV CHAPTER. CHAPTER 54 MADE ME CRY. CHAPTER 55 AHAHAHD;AJD okay anyway can't wait to finally read wings and ruin WOO
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"The inner circle absolutely dies laughing at this constantly" — Sep 08, 2026 12:53PM
"The inner circle absolutely dies laughing at this constantly" — Sep 08, 2026 12:53PM
“All men wanted to become legends. It was so embarrassing.”
― Yesteryear
― Yesteryear
“But the thing about love languages,” Charlie says, “is it’s not just about how we express love, but how we receive love. You need someone to do something for you that makes you feel loved. Someone to help you.” I shake my head. “I hate asking for help.” “That’s because deep down, you want someone to see what you need before you have to ask.”
― One Golden Summer
― One Golden Summer
“My home is your home. My arms are a haven for you to rest. My last name is yours if you desire it. I will love you to my grave, and even beyond it, when the mists welcome me, when I am hopefully very old and gray and grouchy and have spent the seasons beside you when you are here and dreaming of you when you are gone.
I love you dearly, Red.
Come home to me. Return to me, when you can. I will be watching the skies and the river until then.”
― Wild Reverence
I love you dearly, Red.
Come home to me. Return to me, when you can. I will be watching the skies and the river until then.”
― Wild Reverence
“Absolutely!” Ruby said, her voice light. “When you have a baby, that’s when we can be friends.” In that instant, everything clicked into place. The distance I’d always felt, the longing for a closer relationship with my mother—it all made sense. Ruby and I couldn’t be real friends until I was a woman with a husband and a family of my own. Until I was her equal.”
― The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
― The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
“I wondered how the public's consumption of others' pain and suffering cross the line from empathy to voyeurism. How quickly have we, as a society, become numb to the struggles of others, our capacity for compassion eroded by the sheer volume of human drama we're exposed to daily? We were just characters in a soap opera now, except the drama was real, and the consequences permanent. Our grief had been reduced to a mere commodity, packaged and sold, consumed and discarded.”
― The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
― The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
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