Quotes About Family
Often a moment comes when a person consumed by years of resentment, pain, and anger realizes that her father (for example) didn't directly hurt her when he abandoned the family; all he did was move out of the house. His action was morally wrong, but the pain came from her reactions to the event, and if she can change those reactions, she can leave behind twenty years of pain and perhaps even get to know her father.
~ Jonathan Haidt
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moral world in which families, not individuals, are the basic unit of society
~ Jonathan Haidt
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Ever boy deserves a father.
~ Jonathan Hickman
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I had dinner with my father last night, and made a classic Freudian slip. I meant to say, "Please pass the salt," but it came out, "You prick, you ruined my childhood.
~ Jonathan Katz
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Siblings are thrown together by chance. Anything from love to hate can follow.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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People had their own lives. Her children had gone and gotten children for themselves. They'd found places in the world. That alone was proof of a life well lived.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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took his son's hands in
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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always talked about her middle sister, my aunt Edna, being afraid of her own shadow as a kid. When
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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you don't know your family?" "I'm from Missouri, haven't seen the California branch for years. Do guests sign a register or something that tells you who they're visiting?
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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When we were little," I said, louder, "people used to mistake the two of us for twins. At least, that's what my mom tells me. Ask me, I never saw it. For one thing, I'm obviously a lot better-looking than he is. But enough about that, I don't want him crying on his special day.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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Home was where the heart was and Grace's heart was a hunk of muscle that worked just fine on its own.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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Bogomil saluted and left. Milo said, "It's so nice when the kids turn out right.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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But you know that some of the nastiest stuff gets cooked up on the family stove.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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She had never married or had kids, but she did have nephews. She'd bought them tons of gifts over the years, before they hit adolescence and morphed into—her sister's words—" uber-assholes.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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His experience and training should have taught him that families are the cauldrons in which violence is brewed. (144)
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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They say you don't grow up until you lose your parents. Frankly, I'd prefer to be immature.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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A good chunk of my life had been spent sorting out the scrambled communications, festering hostilities, and frozen affections that characterized families in turmoil. (257)
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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Family. It's an incurable disease.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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Blood transmits a propensity for heart diseases; if it also transmits a propensity for treason, no one has ever been able to prove it.
~ Jonathan Littell
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Il sangue trasmette una propensione alle malattie cardiache; se trasmette anche una propensione al tradimento, nessuno è mai riuscito a dimostrarlo.
~ Jonathan Littell
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Non era solo la questione di mia sorella; era più di così, era l'intero corso degli eventi, la miseria del corpo e del desiderio, le decisioni che si prendono e sulle quali non si può tornare, il senso stesso che si sceglie di dare a quella cosa che chiamiamo, forse a torto, la nostra vita.
~ Jonathan Littell
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Benny Imura couldn't hold a job, so he took to killing. It was the family business. He barely liked his family-and by family he meant his older brother, Tom-and he definitely didn't like the idea of "business". Or work. The only part of the deal that sounded like it might be fun was the actual killing.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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It was why Lilah did not fear death. So many of the people she loved were waiting for her there.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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mean it could be," said Grandpa. "Really?" said Norm. "Might just be the thin end of the wedge, Norman." And what was that supposed to mean? thought Norm. Thin end of what flipping wedge? A wedge of cheese? What was it with flipping cheese today? Everyone
~ Jonathan Meres
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