Quote by Jardine Libaire

“No one asked Jamey to be the policeman and pastor of egos. Why does he think this is his obligation?”

— Jardine Libaire

“My heart perceived wildernesses of contradictions and impossible truths and mystical lies.”

— Jardine Libaire

In the 18th century, people began to adopt the radical new idea that love should be the most fundamental reason for marriage and that…

— Jardine Libaire

“She caught him in his schoolboy mode, polite and dutiful, mailing letters to his grandparents and step-siblings, notes full of nothing written in perfect…

— Jardine Libaire

“There's a way to resolve chaos and that's to finish what was started, and every organism knows this emergency plan without being told.”

— Jardine Libaire

“I didn't know the exact trajectory of my breakdown, but I did know that I'd become weak, holding onto wildness, cherishing the idea of…

— Jardine Libaire

“Isn't it crazy how anger sometimes feels like joy? Just a crash of blood through your heart.”

— Jardine Libaire

“Night shift. Jamey raises his arm, and a hundred arms are raised. He smiles, with thousands of teeth. Jamey thinks of Narcissus bending to…

— Jardine Libaire

“Good luck with everything. Oh, the world will treat at least half of you like half a person at best, not worth any investment…

— Jardine Libaire

“He remembers noticing his dad's shadow was shorter than the others, and he had a visceral sense his father was weaker than the rest,…

— Jardine Libaire

“The gravity of any location pulls citizens to its heart, organizing people by abstractly spiritual geography.”

— Jardine Libaire

“I stood in my own field, wanting obligations to fall from me. This is one way of contemplating suicide, yet it's the exact opposite:…

— Jardine Libaire