Jennifer

“It seems like a lot. I mean, how is he supposed to feel better, get better, or whatever, if he’s basically a prisoner in his own house?”
― Kathleen Glasgow, You'd Be Home Now

“When I was in the sixth grade, I asked my mother if she thought I was pretty and she put down her phone and took off her glasses and said, “That’s not something you need to worry about, Emory. There are far more important things to be worried about than looks.” I still think about how she just didn’t say Yes. How it shouldn’t be hard for a mom to just say Yes, you’re pretty. They tell us plenty of critical things, how hard is it to throw some positives in there?”
― Kathleen Glasgow, You'd Be Home Now

“Due to logistics and the responsibility they had to their home and their family,”
― Katie Winters, From Nantucket, With Love

“Sports bras aren’t real bras. They smash your ta-tas until your ta-tas aren’t ta-tas anymore. They’re blah-blahs. Imagine the bumper stickers: Save the blah-blahs? That’s ridiculous.”
― Julie Valerie, Holly Banks Full of Angst