“For you, you have a toolbox filled with words. If one doesn't work, you find another one. Or another one. Or another. You change your words like most people change mobile phones. There is no permanence, no commitment, nothing sexy… — Morgan Parker Copy Share Image
“That sounds like love. Not being able to exist with the person you love. When you're spirit breaks and the physical world lacks any relevance.” — Morgan Parker Copy Share Image
It's always hard for me to find a therapist who is a black woman or even a woman of color. It's something that we've… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
I liked the idea of using this mega-star [Beyoncé ] to talk about all those things on the tiny scale of my life. — Morgan Parker Copy Share
“I admired how perfectly matched they seemed to be, and I started to wonder about my own, personal definition of love. Had it been… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
“Writers are always scrapping one word for a better one. Regular people just say stuff, they don't replace there words ever. Its the only… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
The book [There are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé?] is quite complex, and I was worried that it would be marketed as one-sided or… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
We kind of have to rewrite our own stories and our own ways of being free. — Morgan Parker Copy Share
“...Love isn't a heart condition. It's not even an emotional one. It's just a four-letter word we want to use when we want to… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
“You're a writer, though. Your words are malleable, replaceable, and by definition untrustworthy. they mean nothing to you and that's what I'm afraid I… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
There was something about Beyoncé that felt like a vessel, I guess, that I could kind of impose all of these feelings and thoughts… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
Where I would usually backspace, I stop and say, "You know what? This is important, that I say how I feel and don't sugarcoat… — Morgan Parker Copy Share
“i believe that “love” is not about forgiveness, it’s about acceptance, and acceptance keeps relationships alive.” — Morgan Parker Copy Share
