Learning Quote by George Orwell

“As long as you doubt your sanity, you can't be insane.”

— Miles Keaton Andrew

“If you doubt your sanity, is that proof?”

— James Qualls

“Some would have doubted their sanity at this point, but by now the part of my mind that issued doubts about my sanity had…

— David Wong

“It wasn’t anything I did that was the problem, it seemed. It was my mind. My mind, which was so treacherous that it could…

— Bella Forrest

“How did that happen?” “How? Don’t you mean, Why?” “No. Asking why would imply that I’m judging you. How implies that I want to…

— Mariah Cole

“How could I be sure that I was not insane? I did not feel mad, but how was I to know what madness felt…

— John Harwood

“Questioning drives insanity. Ignorance is bliss.”

— Elena Ivanovska

“Why ask? Why doubt what you cannot help knowing? Why use words when words cannot express what one feels?”

— Leo Tolstoy

“How can I explain what I myself don't understand?”

— Richelle Mead

“How come no one understood me, and more importantly, how come I was starting to not understand myself?”

— Kimberly Lauren

“Find comfort in questioning yourself.”

— Bryant McGill

“In an insane world, sanity made very little sense. No one expected me to live, and therefore, I did. Always.”

— Rachel Caine