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“[The doctor] asked if I knew what might be causing my headaches.
I looked her squarely in the face and said to her directly: “Yes, I hate my mother.”
That was the end of the interview. That was also the end of my visits to the doctor. That was not the end of my headaches.”
― Mommie Dearest
I looked her squarely in the face and said to her directly: “Yes, I hate my mother.”
That was the end of the interview. That was also the end of my visits to the doctor. That was not the end of my headaches.”
― Mommie Dearest
“Way beyond the calls for equal pay, self-sovereignty, choice, political, legal and educational equality, as woman we each need to search our souls, grieve the enormity of what has befallen us, then find new ways to step outside the shame, to channel the outrage into outlets for progress. We need to cease identification with our oppressors so that we may lift up other women and learn the powerful word that means "no.”
― Daughters of the Inquisition: Medieval Madness: Origins and Aftermath
― Daughters of the Inquisition: Medieval Madness: Origins and Aftermath
“It has always been believed that the woman has a power of perception beyond what is literally seen and heard. Whether it is called sixth sense or woman's intuition, it is a highly developed, extra sensitive ability to see what is behind and forward in time. The culture of the Goddess appears to have developed this natural ability and made it into a source of power and prestige for thousands of years.”
― Daughters of the Inquisition: Medieval Madness: Origins and Aftermath
― Daughters of the Inquisition: Medieval Madness: Origins and Aftermath
“The past is gone. It is now always today.”
― Survivor
― Survivor
“Mother took the big saw from me and walked over to the orange tree which stood at one end of the totally mutilated rose garden. It was a mature tree standing maybe eight feet tall, producing lots of oranges. It was covered with fruit.
The nurse, the cook, and I stood at a kind of breathless attention watching her as she began to saw the trunk of the orange tree! Finally we heard a cracking, splintering sound and the orange tree toppled over into the stubby remains of the rose garden.”
― Mommie Dearest
The nurse, the cook, and I stood at a kind of breathless attention watching her as she began to saw the trunk of the orange tree! Finally we heard a cracking, splintering sound and the orange tree toppled over into the stubby remains of the rose garden.”
― Mommie Dearest
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