Psychology Quote by Richard Wright

“I should have kept my mouth shut. I know better, especially when he's like this. Hard liquor rather than beer was his poison of…

— Karpov Kinrade

“He had led a sheltered childhood and never learned to swear convincingly. He had long ago learned that swearing, like foreign languages, is best…

— John Godey

“And under my breath I was telling it to hisht and for shame, and if I had known any swearing I would have had…

— Richard Llewellyn

“I naively thought that when I had kids, my language would somehow clean up, but instead, I found that parenthood gave me much more…

— Jill Smokler

“The strangest kind of curse had been laid upon him: knowledge without hope of evidence.”

— David Wroblewski

I told him about me being a summoner, and what that entailed. At the end of he simply gave a long sigh. “Why couldn’t…

— Diana Rowland

“He hadn't "abused" alcohol, but had spent almost four years sitting in a chair drinking jug wine around the clock and looking, variously, at…

— Gilbert Sorrentino

“I wondered if he was drunk. That's when I tended to speak profundities to the night.”

— Mark Lawrence

“This isn’t fucking funny.” He’s glaring at me now, and my face sobers. “Trust me, I know.” I swallow. “You’re very sweary.” “You haven’t…

— Kristen Proby

“He always knew what I would have liked to say, and with startling and increasing accuracy as we spent more time together. One time,…

— Rose Christo

“My father always said not to drink when you had secrets to keep. You never know what might come out.  ”

— C.M. Owens

“There is something you have to know.” I kept my arms at my sides, and held them tight against my body while I summoned…

— Carlyle Labuschagne