“My mother wanted to be Betty Boop. Betty Boop was independent. Betty Boop was sexy. Betty Boop really had her shit together, you know?” — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
“My mother wanted to be Betty Boop. Betty Boop was independent. Betty Boop was sexy. Betty Boop really had her shit together, you know?” — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
“You’ve always called me irreverent. You’ve branded me irreverent. In my mind you invented irreverent.” — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
“I used to think that every eventful thing that happened in my life would feel as good as moving to New York City did,… — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
“I feel drawn to the word "unmoored" during this time. I look it up a few times a week. I stare at the definition on my computer screen. I love the example sentence Wikipedia uses, which says, Left unmoored, the boat gradually drifts out to sea . It pops into my head when I wake in the mornings, while I… — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share
“I think if you tell someone that you love him or her, (especially a person that once screamed, “I’m not gonna love you ever!”)… — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
“I become familiar with cold hard grounds. On a Friday night, I drink three too many glasses of wine and I call Finn. She makes no black humor jokes. It is not an erotic mess anymore, like Sabine once told me it was. The conflict and torture is not a sign of intelligence anymore, as Finn once told me it… — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share
“I can accept that all I’ve ever wanted is not very special—all I’ve ever wanted, like most people, is proof of love.” — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
“And do you agree that the mornings when we appreciated each other might have been better than the mornings we loved each other?” — Chloe Caldwell Copy Share Image
