“thought that you are the only person I’ve ever known whom I would allow to carve out my beating heart and flay it before my eyes. With you, life would forever be intriguing, entrancing. I want to witness the heights of your anger and the depths of your depravity. I want to linger with you in your apathy and dive with you into your passion. I want to do all those things with you, for all time. That is what I thought.”
― A City of Emeralds and Envy
― A City of Emeralds and Envy
“Men are going to look at you that way whether you like it or not. You can fret and stew about it, or you can turn it into power.”
― A Court of Sugar and Spice
― A Court of Sugar and Spice
“Really?” His eyebrows rise. “But I’m so pretty.”
― A Court of Sugar and Spice
― A Court of Sugar and Spice
“I love my sister. But I also know her faults as thoroughly as I know my own. When she’s feeling despondent or rejected, nothing cheers her up faster than discouraging someone else. I’m not sure if she does it purposefully or unconsciously, but it holds true every time. Once she passes on some mildly upsetting bit of news or a depressing piece of information, her spirits immediately rise, as if she has handed some of her sadness over to them.”
― A Court of Sugar and Spice
― A Court of Sugar and Spice
“An avoidant attachment style is marked by a strong desire to avoid conflict and to reduce exposure to the other when emotional needs have not been met. The avoidant person quickly presumes that others are keen to attack them and that they cannot be reasoned with. One just has to escape, pull up the drawbridge and go cold. Regrettably, the avoidant party cannot normally explain their fearful and defensive pattern to their partner, so that the reasons behind their distant and absent behaviour remain clouded and are easy to mistake for being uncaring and unengaged, when in fact the opposite is true: the avoidant party cares very deeply indeed, it is just that loving has come to feel far too risky.”
― The Course of Love
― The Course of Love
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