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Sarah is Currently Reading

Sarah is currently reading

Jane Eyre

by Charlotte Brontë

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Jan 18, 2026 10:49AM

“Men are always better at being crazy. Better at being forgiven. The blood on their hands can be real, not imagined. They can be bought and sold and still no one thinks they are owned.”
― Sara Sligar, Take Me Apart

tags: mental-health, women

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“I think I believed him just because he said I was different. Men do that. They separate us from the pack. And we are grateful, because the pack is a dangerous place to be.”
― Sara Sligar, Take Me Apart

tags: men, sexism, women

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“The ultimate violence patriarchy does to women is to make us believe we deserve what has been done to us—a loop forever closing, breaking us so that we will raise broken women.”
― Sady Doyle, Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers

tags: feminism, patriarchy

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“Don't you understand? My sister was an innocent, blameless in her horrific fate. And it was all her fault.”
― Alexis Schaitkin, Saint X

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“How do you talk to other people, afterward? After the worst, I mean. After your brain swells you up and spits you out, a saliva lump of a human being. How do you communicate with people who spent that entire time in charge of their own mind?”
― Sara Sligar, Take Me Apart

tags: mental-health

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