Psychology Quote by Jane Austen

“She is too absorbed in the difficulties of being seventeen to want to hear the confusions of forty-four.”

— Barbara Kingsolver

“The sad thing was Seventeen would remain completely unaware she was being exploited, such were the ramifications of the insidious mind control programs.”

— James Morcan

“seventeen, tells her”

— Jennifer Weiner

“There are some things she doesn't like to think about because thinking about them takes up every part of her mind and body.”

— Alden Bell

“Newsflash, ladies: We can’t read your thoughts. And frankly, I’m not entirely sure I’d want to. The female mind is a scary place to…

— Emma Chase

“The girl was kind in a special way; when you spoke to her, she seemed to stop thinking of whatever she been thinking and…

— Ellery Queen

“Now, Anne, don't look as if you were trying to understand. Seventeen can't understand.”

— L.M. Montgomery

“Then he had thought it all beyond her mental grasp and it had been pleasant to explain things to her. Now he saw that…

— Margaret Mitchell

“No longer did she look like a shy little maid who was trained to censor her thought before it reached her mouth. These past…

— Kien Nguyen

“I told you she had an inconsequent mind. That's putting it much too mildly. When it comes to anything like evidence, she hasn't really…

— Patricia Wentworth

“You’re a grown woman, and a clever one. I believe you understand the situation. And I’m going to trust that you know your own…

— Tessa Dare

“and didn't know her own mind, but”

— Danielle Steel