Quotes About Privacy

People don't hire lawyers like Klister when they have nothing to hide. This woman's fee would send average folk into bankruptcy, or at the least force a second mortgage

You're kidding? These people live in a glass box with no option to shut the world out? That's kind of—" "Exhibitionist. Yeah. Fishbowl-like." "I was going to say vulnerable," she says softly.

Prying into others' private affairs is the preferred occupation of small minds.

Therapy elicits odd reactions because, in a way, it's like pornography. Both involve a kind of nudity. Both have the potential to thrill. And both have millions of users, most of whom keep their use private.

Therapy elicits odd reactions because, in a way, it's like pornography. Both involve a kind of nudity.

Hey," Shayne said through the door. "You going to stay in there all night, because we're getting tired of trying to eavesdrop from out here. Can't hear a damn thing.

Residents tended to consider it a God-given right to gossip and nose into people's business, and no one was exempt. -Lucky Harbor

If thought bubbles appeared above my head, I'd be so screwed.

Opening my mouth never works as well as keeping it shut and minding my own business." Hud

They took the elevator up with another couple who were lip locked for the entire ride. And not just lip locked but hand and leg locked too, really going to town, running their hands over each other like they were searching for ticks.

Her gaze ran over him. "You're… in just your undies." "Yes, that's what happens when you don't knock." She gave him a long once-over. "You grew up right nicely, Knox.

Dammit, Dresden, if you want to know about me, wait for the autobiography like everyone else.

Isabel saw all their lives becoming history in units of days and nights so fatally private there was no one left for her to love.

What has been touted by government officials as a means to protect us has slowly been transformed into a surveillance state being used to protect the government and the people who control it from any public rebellion.

It's not you. It's anyone. Sometimes I don't want anyone around. Some afternoons I lie on my bed and the light comes through the shutters on the floor and I think I never want to leave my own room.

I dealt with it the same way I deal with everything. I just tended my own garden, didn't pay much attention, behaved—I suppose—deviously. I mean I didn't actually let too many people know what I was doing.

Houses are cellular walls; they keep our problems from bleeding into everyone else's.

Everyone has a story; everyone hides his past as a means of self-preservation. Some just do it better, and more thoroughly, than others.

There are certain things I do not talk about.

Where is the line between keeping something private, and being dishonest?

There's a reason you don't have pictures of your work area at sweet home.

If I could I would always work in silence and obscurity and let my efforts be known by their results.

I don't see myself as famous I see myself as a normal person with a job that is not very normal. My work life is very out there and very public. But I do my best to maintain my privacy.

I'm always sad to see a relationship not work, but what happens between two people is not my business.