Indignant Quote by Fyodor Dostoevsky

“They were a bit shaken, and sometimes a little dispirited. But at least they never lived to know that everything they’d believed in was…

— George Orwell

“I felt absolutely nothing. It was like a door quickly opened, showing me what horrible feelings I had inside, and then slammed shut again…

— Augusten Burroughs

“I wanted to tell them that they had made a mistake. I wasn’t like them. I didn’t want the same things that they wanted,…

— Ling Ma

“They opened my mind to realities I didn’t know existed. They forced me to be resilient, to sacrifice, to see how little I knew,…

— Cheryl Strayed

“I saw how pure, in a way, they were – no matter what they had done. Each in their own way they had tried…

— Peter Høeg

“By the time I finally caught up with what the hell they were talking about, I realized I really didn't give a damn.”

— Kayce Lassiter

“I understood very little of what was going on, and I felt as though only dying would release me from the overwhelming sense of…

— Kay Redfield Jamison

“So I marshalled the words and opened my mouth, thinking I would hear them. But all I heard was a kind of rattle, unintelligible…

— Samuel Beckett

“At least I admit that I don't know. I know that things are fucked up, beyond belief, and I have nothing original to say…

— Eric Bogosian

“He wanted to explain how people were never quite what you thought they were.”

— William Golding

“What sense the universe had made to them had disappeared with my words, and they were unsure of how to fit what they’d heard…

— Ann Leckie

“I couldn't decide how to feel about what he was saying, whether it was all nonsense or just more evidence that I would never…

— Catherine Lacey