“I tell my young patients, and my own children, that this is not their life. Not yet. What they are doing now is building a house. It is a house they will have to live in for the rest of… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“But Owen agreed to settle, to spare the children. Anyone who's worked in that field knows that the person who cares more about the… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“Empathy is defined this way: “the ability to share and understand the feelings of another.” Women talking for hours at a lunch. Men walking… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“I tell my young patients, and my own children, that this is not their life. Not yet. What they are doing now is building… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“Sometimes you can win a war by leaving the battlefield before your army gets killed.” — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“I think there are two types of people. Ones who have a scream inside them and ones who don’t. People who have a scream… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“Sorry happens after something bad has happened, after people have let it happen. It had become contemptuous to me, all these I’m-so-sorries.” — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“I think that when you see a woman who has sex power but chooses not to use it, she is someone you can trust.… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“I think there are two types of people. Ones who have a scream inside them and ones who don’t.” — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“...there is something about understanding that comforts me, even if I don't like what I understand.” — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“White lies, black lies, a million lies a million times every day, everywhere, by every one of us. We are all hiding something from… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“No matter where we are and what we are subjected to, we will eventually settle into the new reality and try to find pleasure,… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“This is what we need from our parents, more than the truth about how small we are. We will have more than enough people… — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
“It requires far more strength to experience emotion than to suppress it.” — Wendy Walker Copy Share Image
