Qafqaz Quotes & Sayings

Be your own self. Love what YOU love. — Ray Bradbury

I don't know any skinny people who bully fat people. I just know skinny people who use fat people for rides. — Felipe Esparza

Look at me, chica." When she does, I repeat, "Eres hermosa."
"What does it mean?"
"You're beautiful. — Simone Elkeles

The more creative you are the more trouble you're in. You have to be courageous! — George Lois

I always want people to be confused, to be shocked or realize something later. — Ai Weiwei

The Bungalow 4 counselor was a twenty-year-old college student named Eric who had terrible acne and wrote poems about the local girls who worked in the kitchen and how their breasts looked lonely but also beautiful, like melted ice cream. — Kelly Link

She was tying him in knots. And he loved it. — J.M. Madden

Vulnerability is the strongest state to be in. How boring would it be if we were constantly dominant or constantly submissive? — FKA Twigs

Men cheat because it's in their genetic code. A woman does it because she doesn't have enough
dignity; in addition to handing over her body, she always ends up handing over a bit of her heart. A
true crime. A theft. It's worse than robbing a bank, because if one day she is discovered (and she
always is), she will cause irreparable damage to her family.
For men it is just a "stupid mistake." For women, it feels like a spiritual crime against all those
who surround her with affection and support her as a mother and wife. — Paulo Coelho

If you make a mistake, admit it. Any attempt at cover-up will ultimately backfire. At some level the patient will sense you are acting in bad faith, and therapy will suffer. Furthermore, an open admission of error is good model-setting for patients and another sign that they matter to you. — Irvin D. Yalom

Salesmen always need something to sell. — Barry Ritholtz

There're fewer emotional and financial resources when the only people in a neighborhood are low-income. You just can't lump them together, because then you have a bigger pool of hopelessness. — J.D. Vance