Tina

“You almost have to treat it as a fiction novel though, regardless. They work the same way. You need a beginning, a middle, and an end. You need the ebb and flow… the conflict… and of course, the why. Why am I writing this? What am I trying to get across? What is the purpose… the moral to the story? If you don’t have that, you don’t have a story people want to read. You have to have a why.”
― B.T. Urruela, Thirty Days: Part One

“when I’m with you, I feel like myself. And somehow, when you look at me, I know that man is enough.”
― Jaine Diamond, Dirty Like Seth

“useful.”
― Jennifer Hartmann, The Wrong Heart

“You can’t stand there and act like you don’t need me. Like I’m not the one for you, if that’s what I am.”
― Jaine Diamond, Dirty Like Jude