Catastrophe Quote by Elizabeth Gilbert

INTIMACY, n. A relation into which fools are providentially drawn for their mutual destruction.

— Ambrose Bierce

The seeds of intimacy are time and repetition.

— Anonymous

“Where there is no innermost connectivity, there can never be intimacy.”

— Samuel Adjeipong

“The French psychologist Jacques Salomé talks about the need to develop a personal intimacy with one’s own self as a counterbalance to the couple.…

— Esther Perel

The first great real intimacy between two people begins when secrets are told.

— Jonathan Carroll

“Intimacy cannot be expressed discursively. The swelling to the bursting point, the malice that breaks out with clenched teeth and weeps; the sinking feeling…

— Georges Bataille

The intimacy which is contracted in infancy, and friendship which is formed in misfortune, are, of all others, the most lasting and unalterable.

— Thomas Paine

“Everything is connected, like a delicate web. Ever growing, ever changing. New silvery strands come together every day, and once the strand is formed,…

— Chelsie Shakespeare

“The miraculous intimacy we shared did not have the time to generate into resentful emotional bondage”

— Josephine Hart

All fruitfulness flows from intimacy.

— Heidi Baker

All intimacy is rare-that's what makes it precious.

— Amy Bloom

Intimacy is healing.

— Dean Ornish