I just don't think I love her as much as I'm meant to love her.
— Liz Doran, Thomas Ward, Josh Thomas, Josh, Josh Thomas, imdb.com
I just don't think I love her as much as I'm meant to love her.
— Liz Doran, Thomas Ward, Josh Thomas, Josh, Josh Thomas, imdb.com
Don't think I can play straight? I played straight for 22 damn years, okay?
Sometimes people like to paint a rosy color on things when the truth isn't really very pretty.
A pile of broken glass is just a pile of broken glass, man.
Maybe people are nostalgic about high school 'cause it's, like, the last time in their life that they get to dream.
I know this isn't going to end well.
I feel... lost and alone sometimes. I feel so different than everyone around me, like you feel. Maybe it's because we know what monsters are.
Maybe pretending to be a hero is better than accepting that you’re not one.
— Rick Remender, Miles Orion Feldsott, Marcus Lopez, Benjamin Wadsworth, imdb.com
She saw them. But she did not believe they were there. You see, she saw them in their bed so often in her dreams that she thought this was just the dream hanging around her still.
— Christopher Keyser, Amanda Pressman, Amy Carlson, imdb.com
It's a fine balance, listening to people without inserting yourself into their reality.
You will never fully convince someone that he is wrong; only reality can.
There is only one reality, Rachel: Death. I have come to bring you Death.
Power begins with having a crystal-clear view of reality and what each and every person in your life is driven by.
The crisis of graphic design which we will have to address and that is the notion that when this is your world, you move from a reality where under modernity the viewer is an observer of reality to the new paradigm where you are the protagonist of reality. You are the camera that can move in any dir…
Reality is inflatable and everything is part of the game.
Events, real events, will not even have time to take place. Everything will be preceded by its virtual realization.
You’re not going to know what’s real and what’s fake.
'Normal' is a bedtime story—a fable—that humans tell themselves to feel better when faced with overwhelming evidence that most of what’s happening around them is not ‘normal’ at all.
Most of the time reality has already moved past where that vertical knowledge resides.
Every word you say is a blueprint that your mind, body and psyche want to make a reality.