Jelyse

“One of the great paradoxes in romantic love is that it never produces human relationship as long as it stays romantic. It produces drama, daring adventures, wondrous, intense love scenes, jealousies, and betrayals; but people never seem to settle into relationship with each other as flesh-and-blood human beings until they are out of the romantic love stage, until they love each other instead of being “in love.”
― Robert A. Johnson, We: Understanding the Psychology of Romantic Love

“The more time you have to do things, the less you are able to get done.”
― Joyce Rachelle

“We don’t like anything that is “simple”: To us “simple” means dull or dense or stupid. We have forgotten that simplicity is a need in human life: It is the human art of finding meaning and joy in the small, natural, and less dramatic things.”
― Robert A. Johnson, We: Understanding the Psychology of Romantic Love

“I get my best writing done when I'm supposed to be doing something else entirely. And that's why I keep my day job.”
― Joyce Rachelle