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“He was ridiculously gorgeous, even with bed-head--maybe because of it. It made her sick--like violently, ill. He could at least be polite and have some scars, a third nipple, or a low-hanging ear on the side of his head. But no. He was perfect and adorable and in her bed. And, oh yeah, she felt…” quote by Daniel Marks
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““He was ridiculously gorgeous, even with bed-head--maybe because of it. It made her sick--like violently, ill. He could at least be polite and have some scars, a third nipple, or a low-hanging ear on the side of his head. But no. He was perfect and adorable and in her bed. And, oh yeah, she felt like punching the shit out of him.””

Daniel Marks

About This Quote

Source Novel: Unknown, contemporary fiction, likely short story or novel excerpt

The narrator is attracted to someone who is physically perfect but feels a visceral, almost violent dislike despite that perfection, highlighting a conflict between desire and repulsion.

In simple terms: She is drawn to his perfection yet wants to punch him.

Key Takeaway

Recognize that attraction can coexist with negative emotions.

Themes

desire conflict beauty repulsion

Mood

conflicted intense irritated

Type

literary psychological

When to use this quote

  • romantic attraction
  • personal relationships
  • inner turmoil

Key Concepts

psychology human behavior contradiction

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why does perfection provoke aggression?
  • What does this reveal about her self‑image?
A Different Perspective

The feeling may stem from deeper insecurities or past trauma.

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