Getting used Quote by Albert Camus

“You could only truly reinvent yourself far from home. On trips to see her parents, she still feels a little stifled by all that…

— Jojo Moyes

“She used to think that only parents can understand the sort of love that swallows you up, but now she wondered whether it was…

— Paula Hawkins

“How did you get so grown up that you understand things that confuse your ancient mother?”

— John Green

“You could get used to anything if you had to. She knew that now.”

— Stephen King

“No mother is ever, completely, a child’s idea of what a mother should be, and I suppose it works the other way around as…

— Margaret Atwood

“...moms, even good ones, sometimes lose it a little so as not to lose it all.”

— Susan Squire

“Gaining a mom, even one who had waited fifty-odd years to reveal herself... that wasn't something to throw away lightly.”

— Rick Riordan

“I’m going to end up like my mother. She left it too late to remember who she actually was before she became a wife.”

— Jojo Moyes

“Sometimes I think there's only one mother in the world, and we all got a piece of her.”

— Barbara Froman

“Like she’s realized, really realized, she’s failed as a mother. I instantly regret being the one to bring the realization to the surface again.”

— Inglath Cooper

“As I once told your mother, I do not accept trying. Trying is not good enough. Change. You can.”

— Jane Lark

“I only look at her as a mother, and she doesn't succeed in being that to me.”

— Anne Frank