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“Sprawled out on the photographer’s mattress with my clothes lying in a heap somewhere in the kitchen, I pull the waistband of my briefs down to expose my hipbones, and I think of home.”
― Kris Kidd, I Can't Feel My Face

“I was lucky to live in New York when it was dangerous and edgy and cheap enough to play host to young, penniless artists. That was the era of "coffee shops" as they were defined in New York—cheap restaurants open round the clock where you could eat for less than it would cost to cook at home. That was the era of ripped jeans and dirty T-shirts, when the kind of people who are impressed by material signs of success were not the people you wanted to know.”
― Edmund White, City Boy: My Life in New York in the 1960s and 70s

“She was like a landscape you see from the train, and you want to stop just there.”
― Graham Greene, The Living Room

“We are all entitled to our own share of mistakes and learning experiences in life. No one should take them away from us. Not even our parents.”
― Lukasz Laniecki, You Have The Right Not To Make Your Parents Proud. A Book Of Quotes