Courtney

“The hierarchy of my anger is that I’m most mad at me, next I’m mad at the cops, next I’m mad at, I dunno, capitalism, after that I’m mad at people who don’t use their turn signals, then like the bottom of the Marcel anger hierarchy is probably people who pronounce espresso correctly but put the emphasis on the ‘es’ to make a big deal about how cultured they are. You’re not even on the list.”
― Margaret Killjoy, The Fortunate Death of Jonathan Sandelson

“I haven’t been around very long, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned already, it’s that even the friends who can take care of themselves need help sometimes.”
― Willow G. Wilson

“Even surgeries that doctors deem a success for me have come with a series have come with a series of losses and unexpected compromises. There is no road map but I'm hopeful things will get better -- even when I can't conceptualize what better looks like.”
― Maria Sweeney, Brittle Joints

“I was an elder sister before I was a wife, and for longer, and that’s a shape I can’t easily shake.”
― Amal El-Mohtar, The River Has Roots