I don’t deal with them. And if I don’t deal with them, I have no reason to learn their names.
T.L. MARTINI might have a fancy roof over my head and soap to wash away the dirt, but I’m still the same girl beneath. It’s important neither of us forget it.
More T.L. Martin Quotes
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She wore her scars as her best attire. A stunning dress made of hellfire.
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All the hardest, coldest people you meet were once as soft as water. And that’s the tragedy of living.
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When half the town, law enforcement included, has paid the woman in question for an ‘adult evening,’ it’s almost impressive how quickly she loses credibility.
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Before I found an outlet through sex and blood.
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I desire very little, but the things I do consume me.
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Hatred’s the fuel that keeps me alive.
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I might have a fancy roof over my head and soap to wash away the dirt, but I’m still the same girl beneath. It’s important neither of us forget it.
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Not everyone knows what to do when they come across a snowflake in the desert.
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Maybe she’d try to understand that the dark images muddled my brain until it hurt, until I had no choice but to let them out.
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I part my lips, but no words come out. I want to cry. Want to beg. Want to scream. But mostly, I want to hold him until I know he’s going to be okay. Then I want him to hold me until I’m okay, too.
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Do not judge my story by the chapter you walked in on.
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His eyes close, and he draws a long breath. When they open again, they’re colder than ever. “And that’s where you’d be disappointed, Lou. There is no good to be found in Death.
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You are my blue crayon, the one I never have enough of, the one I use to color my sky.
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He was unhinged. Shameless. Everything wrong and everything right. And he held the key to my cage in his palm.
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Maybe I’ve dragged myself through the mud since then, but even mud hardens beneath your shoes. I must be standing on a mountain of it by now. And no one can touch me from way the hell up here.
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