Danganronpa V3 Shuichi Quotes & Sayings

She was tired and in no mood for anyone's similes but her own. — Tove Jansson

When a management with a reputation for brilliance tackles a business with a reputation for bad economics, it is the reputation of the business that remains intact. — Warren Buffett

You pulled one story from your head, and another story popped up in its place, like tissues from a box. — Eileen Pollack

Any love is condemned to suffer a murderous persecution. We are impotent of feeling and do not forgive other people's love. So don't let anyone know that you love. — Nelson Rodrigues

If we think about emotion this way-as outside-in, not inside-out-it is possible to understand how some people can have an enormous amount of influence over others. Some of us, after all, are very good at expressing emotions and feelings,which means that we are far more emotionally contagious than the rest of us. Psychologists call these people "senders." Senders have special personalities. They are also physiologically different. Scientists who have studied faces, for example, report that there are huge differences among people in the location of facial muscles, in their form, and also-surprisingly-even in their prevalence. "It is a situation not unlike in medicine," says Cacioppo. "There are carriers, people who are very expressive, and there are people who are especially susceptible. It's not that emotional contagion is a disease. But the mechanism is the same. — Malcolm Gladwell

I like to deal with somebody who has no illusions about getting favors. — Ayn Rand

All great sci-fi is: Be careful what you wish for. — Damon Lindelof

All witches keep their kisses in everyday objects, so that their hearts won't break too often. — Moira Fowley-Doyle

Real happiness comes from the cultivation, the development, of the highest that is in us. — Orison Swett Marden

In every bio-region, one of the most urgent tasks is to rebuild the community of naturalists - so radically depleted in recent years, as young people have spent less time in nature, and higher education has placed less value on such disciplines as zoology ... ... The times are right for the return of the amateur, twenty-first-century, citizen naturalist. To be a citizen naturalist is to take personal action, to both protect and participate in nature. — Richard Louv

Those who are ready to sacrifice freedom for security ultimately will lose both. — Abraham Lincoln