“You can't sit around expecting others to know what you want if you don't tell them. And you can't sit around waiting to be acknowledged. That's the chick way. You have to ask for what you want and demand acknowledgment.… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share Image
“But that’s the funny thing about treasure—we assume everyone wants what we hold most dear.” — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“...it is our animal nature to judge the weak more harshly, owing to how survival depends upon weeding these creatures out.” — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“Which is just to say, be careful when choosing what you're proud of--because the world has every intention of using it against you.” — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“The slope that leads toward insanity has the paradoxical distinction of being both steep and yet undetectable to the person sliding down it.” — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“Perhaps it’s rather revealing to say so, but while I cannot for the life of me recall what I was wearing that evening, I… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“Only the very rich and the very poor enjoy sex with a careless, indifferent abandon…only those of us in the middle class are obliged… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“That evening, she went from knock-kneed tomboy to Greek goddess in the space of twenty-two short, red-carpeted steps.” — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“You see, doubt is a magnificently difficult pest of which to try and rid oneself and is worse than any other kind of infestation.… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“With each mile we put behind us, I felt the air grow lighter in my lungs. It was as if the city had been… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“The appearance of one's innocence is a funny house of cards; you start by shifting the smallest thing, and before you know it the… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“It is interesting to me how technology has in many ways facilitated and refined the practice of deception” — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
“You can't sit around expecting others to know what you want if you don't tell them. And you can't sit around waiting to be… — Suzanne Rindell Copy Share
