Jill Jacob-Cabrera said:
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Re-read: 2024This is one of the prolific regression stories but by far my favourite in its complexity and themes. This story’s main pull is similar to its contemporaries, which is a sort of being forced to marry someone influential, rich and handsome ...more "
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On page 30.
"Hmmm rereading again so I get to the update… because I don’t know what volume I stopped."
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Feb 03, 2026 01:46PM
“When a woman is assaulted, one of the first questions people ask is, Did you say no? This question assumes that the answer was always yes, and that it is her job to revoke the agreement. To defuse the bomb she was given. But why are they allowed to touch us until we physically fight them off? Why is the door open until we have to slam it shut?”
― Know My Name: A Memoir
― Know My Name: A Memoir
“Jacob set his jaw. He didn't appreciate Spock comments. He's received a lot of them over his lifetime, and he knew exactly what they were supposed to imply, and they made him want to throttle people before sitting them down for a long and detailed chat on why the wold would be a much better place if they stopped congratulating themselves on being normal and started to accept that there were countless different normals, and Jacob's kind was just as fine as everyone else's.”
― Act Your Age, Eve Brown
― Act Your Age, Eve Brown
“The judge had given Brock something that would never be extended to me: empathy. My pain was never more valuable than his potential.”
― Know My Name: A Memoir
― Know My Name: A Memoir
“My pain was never more valuable than his potential.”
― Know My Name
― Know My Name
“As if gaining weight was something unkind I had done to them personally, a betrayal. At what point did I promise to stay 17 for the rest of my life?”
― The Woman in Me
― The Woman in Me
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