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“Books are also important in real-life prisons; you can donate books requested by inmates by looking at their wish lists.”

— Christine Ro, Bookish Activities of Orange Is the New Black Characters

“The more work I do on myself, the more work I notice there is still left to do. There are no before and after stories in life because this isn’t the afterlife, while we are on earth we will always have more and more challenges to overcome.”

— Chrissy Stockton, How To Think You’re Hot, Even If No One Else Does

“Things are rarely as simple and perfect as they seem on social media. Remember that and measure your own life accordingly.”

— Chinae Alexander , Remember This Whenever You Open Instagram

“I haven’t masturbated without a vibrator in a while so it takes some time but I come hard and loud.”

— Sex Diaries, The Polyamorous Woman Coming Off 6 Months of Celibacy

“Undress in front of a mirror, take a good look at yourself. There you will see the scars of war.”

— Marianne Williamson, Remember That Marianne Williamson Thinks You Should Write Yourself A 'Dear Fat Ass' Letter

“I would totally die first during the hunger games.”

— Tana Mongeau, Tana Reads Crazy Comments Wow Omg Legend

“What’s better than making out with someone you’re really into? Sometimes, the answer is doing more than making out. And sometimes, the answer is making out… secretly.”

— Erika W. Smith, Secret Make-Outs Are Hot So Here's Where To Have One

“It was distressing and it was admirable—journalism is often inaccessible to young people and those lacking privilege; I loved its irreverence, a punch up at the institutions that often guard said privilege—and at times misguided, as though the lesson to be learned from the Aziz story was the conserv…”

— Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, Babe.net and the Demise of Another Women's Website

“The most common lie about bisexual people is that we’re not real.”

— R.O. Kwon, I’m Happily Married to A Man. Here’s Why I Came Out As Bisexual on Twitter

“Beyond their physical attraction, Melissa and Brian bond over the same commonalities other couples do: shared tastes in music, similar childhood experiences, a fondness for tattoos.”

— Asher Fogle, This Is What It's Like to Fall in Love with Your Brother

“I feel that they used me as a pawn to help take down their competition with Unbound and did it in such a way where they would not have their hands dirtied.”

— Ev'Yan Whitney, Dildon’t Disrespect Black Femmes This Is Our Personal Experiences With Wild Flower Sex Shop

“As the only woman on the previous revenue leadership team, I started to wonder if women were being considered for leadership roles.”

— Laura Wagner, This Is How Things Work Now At G/O Media

“Your God was pretty funny For making me your girl”

— Young Ejecta, Welcome to Love

“This isn’t the first time Spanfeller has been accused of micromanaging.”

— Laura Wagner, This Is How Things Work Now At G/O Media

“he government of the United States of America wants to resolve this case as soon as possible to avoid potentially negative consequences to the U.S.-Swedish bilateral relationship.”

— Robert O'Brien, U.S. warned Sweden of 'negative consequences' if ASAP Rocky wasn't released

“Every man carries within him his dose of natural opium, incessantly secreted and renewed.”

— Charles Baudelaire, Baudelaire

“It’s getting extremely difficult to live in New York if you’re making less than six figures, according to a new analysis from Bloomberg. The impact is being felt by those who live alone and it's taking place in areas that were previously seen as affordable.”

— Zerohedge, $100,000 Per Year Is Now The Bare Minimum To Live Alone In New York

“A gunman opened fire Saturday in a Walmart and around a nearby shopping mall in El Paso, Texas, leaving 20 people dead and 26 injured, and prompting calls for urgent blood donations for the wounded, law enforcement officials said.”

— NBC News, El Paso shooting

“Every man carries within him his dose of natural opium, incessantly secreted and renewed.”

— Charles Baudelaire, Baudelaire

“The articulate remains always embedded in the inarticulate.”

— Walter Ong, Language as Hermeneutic