Criss Cross Movie Quotes & Sayings

I was afraid of it, because I liked it. It excited me. — Siri Hustvedt

There were a few 6th form girls that I got with when I was I the 6th form, they were really nice, so that was cool. — Charlie Simpson

It is often thought that the Buddha's doctrine teaches us that suffering will disappear if one has meditated long enough, or if one sees everything differently. It is not that at all. Suffering isn't going to go away; the one who suffers is going to go away. — Ayya Khema

Sudden revulsion seized Amory, disgust, loathing for the whole incident. He desired frantically to be away, never to see Myra again, never to kiss anyone; he became conscious of his face and hers, of their clinging hands, and he wanted to creep out of his body and hide somewhere safe out of sight, up in the corner of his mind. — F Scott Fitzgerald

What doesn't kill men makes them stronger. What doesn't kill women makes men breakfast. — Carrie Fisher

The king as the father or midwife, taking care of children. This made real families less necessary. Everyone was equal with one another and all were citizens of the state. The state protected as many aspects of life as was possible, from the wages of the workers to the welfare of those who could not work. It took the pressure off immediate families to shoulder each other's burdens. The king would take care of them. They would simply ship their aged and infirm off to government communes, so they could get back to maximizing their service for the collective. — Brian Godawa

The minute you humiliate people, you've lost them for life. — Gregory Wasson

Like everyone I slipped into adulthood like a delinquent through the back door. — Charles Finch

Someday, I'm gonna write a poem in a letter; Someday, I'm gonna get that faculty together. — David Bowie

I cheerfully quit from life as if it were an inn, not a home; for Nature has given us a hostelry in which to sojourn, not to abide. — Marcus Tullius Cicero

I'd heard him tell a woman who complained he never helped her achieve orgasm, that she should treasure the memory of her last orgasm, since it probably predated the French Revolution. — Andre Aciman