Latest Quotes

“Focus on the ones who stay, not the ones you have to convince to.”

— Kirstie taylor, What I Wish I Knew About Love

“When you’re still having a reaction to something upsetting that happened a long time ago, it means that you need to do more work processing that trauma and that you need more effective coping mechanisms.”

— Daniell Koepke, Daring To Take Up Space

“When you feel overwhelmed, it’s a sign that you need to take a break, make more time for self-care, or change up the way you’re tackling your responsibilities.”

— Daniell Koepke, Daring To Take Up Space

“I don't know what jealous is 'Cause I ain't never felt the shit”

— Jack Harlow, 2STYLISH

“Rather than requiring human owners to change their lives to accommodate a new dog, the French bulldog is a breed that’s been broken to accommodate us.”

— Tove K. Danovich , The very cute, totally disturbing tale of the American "it" dog

“I just know what we all should know by now: that no one who has lived publicly, online or off, has a spotless record.”

— Liat Kaplan, My Year of Grief and Cancellation

“Most recently, following more than a dozen allegations made on TikTok, Charles' primary beauty sponsor Morphe announced it would cut ties with him. The cosmetics company previously faced a boycott from angry consumers.”

— Kat Tenbarge, YouTube has demonetized James Charles temporarily amid allegations that he sexted minors

“It tried to make games the Amazon way, instead of making games players want to play.”

— Jason Schreir, Priya Anand, Amazon Can Make Just About Anything Except a Good Video Game

“'Girlhood' often feels like a baffled attempt to comprehend something impossible: How did a person given to climaxing joyously in the bathtub end up trapped in a 'twilit mode of passivity'?”

— Katy Waldman, Why We Mourn Girlhood

“The publication would rely on an algorithm to gauge how many readers bought a subscription because of a specific writer, the people said. Mr. Kelly is recruiting some of his former colleagues, the people added.”

— Edmund Lee, Lauren Hirsch, Former Condé Nast Editor Plans a Vanity Fair for the Substack Era

“Forgiveness bellows from the bottom of the canoe. There are doubts, dangers, unfathomable travesties. There are stories you'll learn if you're strong enough to travel there. One of them might cure you.”

— Cheryl Strayed, Tiny Beautiful Things

“It feels untenable to present oneself as someone who advocates for “body positivity” or fights oppressive beauty norms when you uphold—and profit from—the same standards you critique.”

— Lexi McMenamin, Nobody Wins Social Media’s Warped Beauty Game

“It creates a sexual energy that feels, for lack of a better word, contagious.”

— Allison P. Davis, In the Future, You Can Make Out Anywhere

“She loves an entrance, your muse.”

— Simon Kinberg, Anthony Peckham, Michael Robert Johnson, Dr. John Watson, Jude Law, Sherlock Holmes

“As to the mystery, the only mystery is why you bothered to blindfold me at all.”

— Simon Kinberg, Anthony Peckham, Michael Robert Johnson, Sherlock Holmes, Robert Downey Jr., Sherlock Holmes

“My mind rebels at stagnation. Give me problems. Give me work.”

— Simon Kinberg, Anthony Peckham, Michael Robert Johnson, Sherlock Holmes, Robert Downey Jr., Sherlock Holmes

“Tucci has a culinary memoir of his own due out soon, and his acting career isn’t showing any signs of slowing down; his sweet and wry style, coupled with his surprising sex appeal, feels like something we all slept on pre-pandemic, only to be confronted with it anew when he made his wife a negroni.…”

— Emma Specter, Ranking Stanley Tucci’s Most Beloved Roles

“Boy, you write your name, I can do the same.”

— Doja Cat, SZA, Kiss Me More

“A world in which self-care has to be such a trendy topic is a world that is sick.”

— Brianna Wiest, This Is What ‘Self-Care’ REALLY Means, Because It’s Not All Salt Baths And Chocolate Cake

“Are you committed to a lifetime of growing with, and alongside, another human being, or is your mental image of love something that allows, and supports, unconditional acceptance that is, in reality, complacency?”

— Brianna Wiest, 101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think