Kareshi Kanojo Quotes & Sayings

Then he was done. He pulled away, rolled onto his back. "I'm sorry," he said. "You're welcome," she said. She believed in answering what people meant, not what they said. — Orson Scott Card

There was something almost painful about that, the intensity of being so vulnerable and so intimate with him. — Amanda Hocking

Once you savor God's goodness, sin holds no lasting appeal. — Judah Smith

The maxims of men reveal their characters. — Luc De Clapiers

Things change as minds change. Egos and prides vanish in the darkness of night. The false mask of vanity burns in the natural propensity to be happy. Who wants to be sad, after all? — Girdhar Joshi

The Roman genius, and perhaps the Roman flaw was an obsession with order. One sees it in their architecture, their literature, their laws - this fierce denial of darkness, unreason, chaos. Easy to see why the Romans, usually so tolerant of foreign religions, persecuted the Christians mercilessly - how absurd to think a common criminal had risen from the dead, how appalling that his followers celebrated him by drinking his blood. The illogic of it frightened them and they did everything they could to crush it. In fact, I think the reason they took such drastic steps was because they were not only frightened but also terribly attracted to it. Pragmatists are often strangely superstitious. For all their logic, who lived in more abject terror of the supernatural than the Romans? The Greeks were different. They had a passion for order and symmetry, much like the Romans, but they knew how foolish it was to deny the unseen world, the old gods. Emotion, darkness, barbarism. — Donna Tartt

When something bad happens you have three choices. You can either let it define you, let is destroy you, or you can let it strengthen you. — Dr. Seuss

90% of everything is crap. — Theodore Sturgeon

When we see the brain we realize that we are, at one level, no more than meat; and, on another, no more than fiction. — Paul Broks

My preferred pastimes are conversation, reading, travel and writing, in that order. — Truman Capote

The discipline of desire is the background of character. — John Locke

Caches aren't architecture, they're just optimization. — Rob Pike