Quote by Cheryl Tweedy

“I’m beginning to think that maybe there’s no such thing as freaks and geeks. Maybe we’re all just people looking for our people, our…

— C.C. Payne

“It really turns me on when you talk geek.”

— Marta Acosta

“Neither of us are very good at making friends unless we can hide behind computers.”

— Edmond Manning

“I’d made work a large part of my life and had forgotten to live my private time without strains of my work seeping into…

— Harlem Dae

“They were like curmudgeonly old friends who would never admit that they liked me yet came round to see me all the time. The”

— Yann Martel

“You can tell who your friends are because they don’t prevent you from being on your own, because they illuminate your solitude without interrupting…

— Christian Bobin

“I found it increasingly difficult to shake the suspicion that work was all about pretending to care about pointless stuff, and that success hinged…

— Johanna Hedman

“Standing there, under the bleak fluorescents of my tiny one-room apartment, there was no escaping the truth. In real life, I was nothing but…

— Ernest Cline

“Unlike rockers and replicants, one thing geeks are not is reckless.”

— Stephen H. Segal

“It occurred to me that that's what friends should do: cherish the good and pretend not to notice the harmless rest.”

— Beth Hoffman

“Nobody wanted to befriend someone who was both nerdy and bad at homework.”

— Charlie Jane Anders

“I've discovered today that I don't like being studied...I like going unnoticed.”

— Colleen Hoover