Crazy person Quote by Elle Kennedy
““So this is what you two do when you’re up here,” Dean drawls. “All that deep, intensive tutoring.” He air-quotes the last word, chuckling in delight. “Actually, Garrett’s just helping me brush up on my make-out skills,” I tell Dean in the most casual voice I can muster. Dean snickers. “’That so?” “Okay…” Dean’s eyes gleam. “Then I’m calling your bluff, baby doll. Show me your moves.” I blink in surprise. “What?” “If a doctor told you you’ve got ten days to live, you’d go for a second opinion, wouldn’t you? Well, if you’re worried about being a crappy kisser, you can’t just take G’s word for it. You need a second opinion.” His brows lift in challenge. “Let me see what you’ve got.” “Stop being a jackass,” Garrett mutters. “No, he has a point,” I answer awkwardly, and my brain screams, What? He has a point? Apparently Garrett’s body-melting kisses have turned me into a crazy person.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Fearless, 2012
The speaker uses humor and a challenge to test confidence in intimacy, suggesting a second opinion can improve skills.
In simple terms: Ask for feedback to get better at kissing.
Key Takeaway
Ask for honest feedback.
Themes
confidence
intimacy
humor
Mood
playful
lighthearted
Type
conversational
narrative
When to use this quote
- dating
- personal growth
- communication practice
Key Concepts
relationship dynamics
self‑improvement
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you handle criticism in intimate moments?
- What role does humor play in building confidence?
A Different Perspective
May trivialize serious emotional vulnerability.
