Quote by Ray Bradbury

“Let me alone, said Mildred. I didn't do anything. Let you alone! That's all very well, but how can I leave myself alone? We…

— Ray Bradbury

“When my grandma moved, she didn’t know anybody. But that was partly due to being in a new place, and partly from her dementia.”

— Jarod Kintz

“The only problem with that was that it made me remember why I’d needed to jack off so badly. And it had nothing to…

— Sloane Kennedy

“She looked for common ground. She did not nurse grudges.”

— Joan Biskupic

“The couple that never talk to each other never discover how little they have in common.”

— Julian Fellowes

“Chance stifled a grin, and all I could think was that this girl had to be related to me. Only women who were related…

— Barbra Annino

“They did the best they could. Besides I was hardly a stranger. I had known your grandmother. We were like this." She twined her…

— Gregory Maguire

“I suddenly realized that all these women were spending months of loneliness and womanliness together, chatting about the madness of the men.”

— Jack Kerouac

“Telling people her name was always a bother. As soon as the name left her lips, the other person looked puzzled or confused.”

— Haruki Murakami

“She was completely inside herself, and I realized I'd never seem her that way- unknowable and unknown. Exactly the way I felt. It seemed…

— Scott Hutchins

“In one of their quarrels, they had begun calling each other Mister. and Misses., and since then they had never made it up enough…

— Carson McCullers

“There’s no middle ground where this woman is concerned. I can’t pretend to be friends with the woman I was put on Earth to…

— Riann C. Miller