Madison

“That night, lying beside her, I remembered how when I was a child I would slip my cold feet between my mother's thighs to warm them. How she'd shiver and whisper that she would always suffer to bring me comfort, that that was how you knew someone really loved you [...] Now, more than ever, I wished desperately for a way to transfer pain, wished I could prove to my mother just how much I loved her, that I could just crawl into her hospital cot and press my body close enough to absorb her burden”
― Michelle Zauner, Crying in H Mart

“To be a loving mother was to be known for a service, but to be a lovely mother was to possess a charm all your own”
― Michelle Zauner

“When intelligence outraces emotional stability, it's always just a matter of time.”
― Stephen King

“The first paragraphs of "Red Screen" and "Finn" existed weeks and months before I actually put them down. Does that put me on the spectrum, as they say? Maybe, even probably, but who gives a shit?”
― Stephen King