“OCD. I’m more obsessive than compulsive, so most of the ‘disorder’ part takes place in my own head. That makes it pretty easy to hide. No one knows.” — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share Image
“I’m here now. Letting them out. Freeing my words Building better walls.” — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“How many thought does the brain automatically deliver in a single day?" "Seventy thousand" "That's right. Do you act on seventy thousand thoughts a… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“And suddenly, she stops moving and looks straight at me. "I'm in love with everything about you". Her words make me suck in my… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“Da igual si estaba escrito o no; no me corresponde a mí cambiarlo solo porque puedo.” — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“I don’t stay anywhere. I visit. I observe. I leave. I don’t ever stay.” I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do with this… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“And I just keep going and going, picking up pins and stabbing them into the paper until the map is covered with places I’ll… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“After you left I stared at the driveway Feeling its emptiness Wondering if you’d return. After you left I thought about your questions Wishing… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“The thoughts start gathering, butting up against the caution tape surrounding my brain, strategizing and preparing to rush in and take over.” — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“I'm completely in love with you. What if I didn't leave, after all?” — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“It's me, asking him to let me in. Asking all of them to give a chance to show them that, deep down, I'm not… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“Ms. Navarro,” Mr. Mohr said, and Allie stopped and turned to look at him. “Can I ask you one more thing?” “Sure.” “Why didn’t… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“I stood there and stared at it—this colorful expanse of paper, with its topographic mountain ranges and changeable shades of blue to depict the… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
“OCD. I’m more obsessive than compulsive, so most of the ‘disorder’ part takes place in my own head. That makes it pretty easy to… — Tamara Ireland Stone Copy Share
