Stefanie

“Maybe this is how Catholics do it. We accept a certain level of unhappiness—like we have an unhappiness equilibrium built into our brains—and then, one day, we drop dead.”
― Matthew Norman, We're All Damaged

“We build up these ideas of people, create the one we want to be with, and then try to keep the real person inside the false mold. It doesn’t always work out well.”
― Stephenie Meyer, The Chemist

“You know what you have to do to win an Oscar these days? Play a character who’s lost an arm, or a leg, or a mother, or a father, or preferably all of the above. Make it miserable and squalid and base, so people will cry their eyes out and call you a genius, but if you inspire people or make them laugh? You’re not even under consideration when awards season rolls around. I’m sick of this cultural hegemony of depression.”
― Marc Levy, P.S. from Paris

“If all relationships started badly, Prince Charming would disappear from every fairy tale ever written and romantic comedies would be filed under horror.”
― Marc Levy, P.S. from Paris