Quote by Rebecca Flowers Download Open image ““So being single and childless had its merits. For dang sure.”” — Rebecca Flowers ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.5 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“And so my thoughts have lead me to believe that childless men and women lead lives more fortunate than those with sons and daughters.” — Euripides Copy Share Image
“Makes me see that there might be some sense to having children after all, just so your entire life and all your family’s contributions… — Eowyn Ivey Copy Share Image
“One of the great solaces of my life is that I no longer need to wonder whether I’ll have children.” — Sarah Manguso Copy Share Image
“Quite simply. "What's the point of having children if you can't be bothered with them?” — Brenda Ashford Copy Share Image
“the fact that her children were so obviously living their own lives was bittersweet. Their independence was what you hoped for and worked toward,… — Wendy Wax Copy Share Image
“And although there were countless single dads who were raising daughters, no one could deny that there were milestones that a girl wanted a… — Lisa Kleypas Copy Share Image
“There was a time when the one singular thing that held a marriage together was the threat of getting the kids.” — Erma Bombeck Copy Share Image
“There was a sweetness in my voice I found nauseating. I made a note to myself never to have children. Or at least not… — Tod Goldberg Copy Share Image
“I was an only child. It's a great disadvantage being an only child.” — Graham Greene Copy Share Image
“Now I understand why women want to have children - it's simply the urge to create happiness for yourself, somehow to fill the oppressive,… — Nina Lugovskaya Copy Share Image
“They had always dreamed of a large family but have now realized that they would be equally blessed to have even one child.” — Jane Green Copy Share Image
“The best part about having kids is not actually having to have kids. Thank you, women.” — Jarod Kintz Copy Share Image
“Pru curled up in the bay window and looked out at the city. People were going to the movies, parents were putting their children… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“More in-betweens: late afternoon, early spring, adolescence, falling in love. She hated the in-betweens. Always, she just wanted to get where she was going… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“She was getting over it. She could feel it. Maybe she would never entirely be over him, but she thought she was beginning to… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“You know how you’re at a party and you pick up the wrong beer, and you know after one sip that it’s not yours?… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“Dear, he was the bad dress of men - a bit too short and clinging to you in all the wrong places.” — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“She was old to know that marriages were like children. They had lives of their own and didn't necessarily act the way you thought… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“Do you remember that scene in Airplane! where the guy with the flags is waving a jet into its gate, then someone asks him… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“Married people, thought Pru, never pictured single people as they really were, eating dinner from a tin with the cat on the table.” — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“And the rules! How Pru loved rules! It wasn't so much that she like following rules, but knowing what they were gave her a… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
“Listen,” he said, raising himself up on one elbow. “You don’t just decide one day you’re going to run a marathon, right? You have… — Rebecca Flowers Copy Share Image
