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“Shrill” is a gendered insult; calling a man “shrill” makes as much sense as calling a smell “tall.” To be shrill is to reach above your station; to abandon your duty to soothe and please; in short, to be heard.
“Some people stay broken. Some pick up the pieces and put them back together with all the sharp edges showing.”
― The Butterfly Garden
― The Butterfly Garden
“Forgetting was not the same as healing.”
― The Deep
― The Deep
“Anything tries to destroy them, they’ll burn the world to take it down with them.”
― Roses of May
― Roses of May
“Some people stay broken, others put themselves back together with all the sharp bits showing?”
― Roses of May
― Roses of May
“Love isn't soft, like
those poets say. Love has teeth which bite and the wounds never
close.”
― The Body
those poets say. Love has teeth which bite and the wounds never
close.”
― The Body
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This group is dedicated to discussion of fantasy novelist Patricia Briggs. Her book series include the Mercy Thompson, Alpha and Omega, Hurog, Sianim, ...more
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