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Lauren Asher
“Zahra shoots me a wobbly smile. “He sounds like a man in love.”  “Love. Such a simple word for something so devastating.”
Lauren Asher, The Fine Print

Alison Cochrun
“I’m not quirky. I have generalized anxiety disorder, and trust me, there is nothing cute about it.” Unless you find chronic gastrointestinal distress, anxious vomiting, and shutting down at the first sign of conflict cute. “Dude, this is Portland. We all have GAD. Get yourself a therapist already.”
Alison Cochrun, Kiss Her Once for Me

Lauren Asher
“According to my mom, I have the subtlety of a lightning bolt and the personality of a firework. She told me it would take an equally strong man to appreciate that kind of force of nature.”
Lauren Asher, The Fine Print

Raven Kennedy
“Anger, I realize, tastes like a sugared flame. And after a lifetime of cold bitterness, a part of”
Raven Kennedy, Gleam

Lori Gottlieb
“There’s a term we use in therapy: forced forgiveness. Sometimes people feel that in order to get past a trauma, they need to forgive whoever caused the damage—the parent who sexually assaulted them, the burglar who robbed their house, the gang member who killed their son. They’re told by well-meaning people that until they can forgive, they’ll hold on to the anger. Granted, for some, forgiveness can serve as a powerful release—you forgive the person who wronged you, without condoning his actions, and it allows you to move on. But too often people feel pressured to forgive and then end up believing that something’s wrong with them if they can’t quite get there—that they aren’t enlightened enough or strong enough or compassionate enough.”
Lori Gottlieb, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed

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