“Oh, it was horrible to have a teenager’s emotions and a forty-year-old’s body. It was humiliating. It was depressing. It was degrading.” — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“It occurred to Graham that here, finally, was the similarity between the two women he’d chosen to marry: they were both totally unrufflable, one… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Fun. Wasn't that really the beauty of childhood? That you measured experiences by how much fun they were, not by how much work or… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Oh, it was horrible to have a teenager’s emotions and a forty-year-old’s body. It was humiliating. It was depressing. It was degrading.” — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Maybe in some relationships there was so much history that fondness and guilt and curiosity and familiarity remained separate elements and could never be… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“She is still typing away when Monique bangs into the apartment, slams her bag on the table and says, "If I were a cat,… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Here they were grocery shopping in Fairway on a Saturday morning, a normal married thing to do together— although, Graham could not help noticing,… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
