Gilvarry And Associates Quotes & Sayings

Trauma happens to us, our friends, our families, and our neighbors. Research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shown that one in five Americans was sexually molested as a child; one in four was beaten by a parent to the point of a mark being left on their body; and one in three couples engages in physical violence. A quarter of us grew up with alcoholic relatives, and one out of eight witnessed their mother being beaten or hit.1 — Bessel A. Van Der Kolk

of Ellasar; four kings with five. — Anonymous

The whole dead weight of my growing fear fell upon me and shook me. Then I burst out laughing too. It was the only thing to do: and the sound of my laughter also made me understand his. The strain of physical pressure caused it
this explosion of unnatural laughter in both of us; it was an effort of repressed forces to seek relief; it was a temporary safety-valve. — Algernon Blackwood

The Christian fear of the pagan outlook has damaged the whole consciousness of man. — D.H. Lawrence

I reckon you could go ahead and shoot that dog and git you another one with regular anal sacs and wouldn't nobody be the wiser.' And I tell him, 'Starnes, this town ain't got any men worth loving, so I might as well love my dog."' The — John Green

The preciousness of the moment, which should make it easier to talk, makes it harder. — John Green

I judge a novel by whether or not it turns my blood into starlight. — Bryan Jones

Gurl,if you were a flower I will plant you in heart,watering you with my blood and cover you with my body. — Knight Mayor

I get a little scared sometimes. A lot of things scare me. — Liam Hemsworth

If you destroy the people of a company, you do not have much left. — W. Edwards Deming

It will not always happen that the success of a poet is proportionate to his labor. — Samuel Johnson

You can have anything you want — Jenifer Lewis

Everyone was always in danger, after all. From cancer, from car crashes and plane crashes, from criminals. Most people managed denial; managed to pretend they were safe. — John Shirley