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Megan is on page 166 of 232 of The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto
But in a sustained relationship, you can trust that, as long as your mutual indebtedness keeps circulating, things work themselves out over the long run. The frequency with which debts, gifts, and favors are exchanged reduces the gravity of any single transaction--it's the relationship that persists. I wanted to enter into the intimacy of slight imbalance...
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The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto

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Megan is on page 88 of 232 of The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto
"When you ask for help from a friend or relative, the help you receive deepens your relationship. You may feel you owe them a favor--a meal when they're the one sick, a witness when they are the one in labor. But more than that...you have been intimately & vulnerably seen by them, & that disclosure of weakness colors your friendship. [Do] you see that weakness as continuous with your ID or as a jarring aberration?"
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The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto

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Megan is on page 92 of 208 of The Cost of Ambition: How Striving to Be Better Than Others Makes Us Worse
[regarding Satan, in Paradise Lost:] Persisting in his striving and clinging to self-deception, he loses his ability to take joy in his own original goodness and in the goodness of the world and robs himself of the possibility of redemption.
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The Cost of Ambition: How Striving to Be Better Than Others Makes Us Worse

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Megan is on page 52 of 208 of The Cost of Ambition: How Striving to Be Better Than Others Makes Us Worse
"To rest transparently means to be at one with ourselves in relationship to another--the way we are at one with ourselves when we are engrossed in music or when we are in the flow while working on something we love. We are healthy, Kierkegaard states, when we are willing to be ourselves by being at one with ourselves in relationship with the God in whom we have our being and before whom we live." (p. 38)
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The Cost of Ambition: How Striving to Be Better Than Others Makes Us Worse

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Megan is on page 288 of 400 of Theo of Golden
Vintage port & Nam communion & Tony's birthday 😭
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Theo of Golden

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Megan is on page 269 of 400 of Theo of Golden
"Baby, they's justice and they's mercy. If you not sure what to do and you gotta choose one or the other, I say always go the mercy way. If you make a mistake, make it for mercy. Bad mercy don't hurt nearly like bad justice, and always remember, the eye of God can see."
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Theo of Golden

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Megan is on page 61 of 400 of Theo of Golden
Had anyone walked in at the right moment and listened carefully, they might have heard her whisper, "Good morning, St. Minnette. You are strong. And you are brave. And you are kind. Even when you are sad."
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Theo of Golden

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Megan is on page 42 of 232 of The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto
"Shifting seasons of need can feel like they erode that foundational equality. If one person starts to fall behind, to need more, he or she can feel like the junior partner. It's hard to tolerate interdependence if one is working from the assumption that a grown-up balances their books and doesn't ask more than he or she can repay." p. 36
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The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto

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Megan is 21% done with The Silent Bells (Ashtown Burials #4)
"Someone stands right here, right now, or we all fall." He glanced back at his still motionless blond sons.

"I'll be a minute. Now go on. And if I'm longer, help each other walk the right road, whatever the toll.

Kneel for no evil.

Treat your heartbeats like pennies and your souls like gold."

(ch. 5)
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The Silent Bells (Ashtown Burials #4)

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Megan is 68% done with Crossing to Safety
"In silence, we let joy sing itself out."
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Crossing to Safety

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Megan is 43% done with Crossing to Safety
There is a hollow in my insides that later, when I have had time to think, I will probably fall into and drown.
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Crossing to Safety

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Megan is on page 20 of 232 of The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto
Recognizing and honoring the differences between men and women means putting dependence at the heart of our account of what it means to be human. Dependence marks women more obviously and more intimately, but it is also impossible to tell the truth about who men are or treat them justly without accounting for our mutual dependence.

No just society can be built on the basis of a false anthropology. p.19
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The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto

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Megan is 28% done with Crossing to Safety
"Charity, you argue like a corkscrew."
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Crossing to Safety

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Megan is 18% done with Crossing to Safety
"In that fine place, in the ripened Indian summer weather, those two once again choose us. In circumstances where smaller spirits might let envy corrode liking, they declare their generous pleasure in our company and our good luck....We've been invited into their lives, from which we'll never be evicted, or evict ourselves."
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Crossing to Safety

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Megan is 11% done with Crossing to Safety
"Both of us were peculiarly susceptible to friendship."
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Crossing to Safety

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