Quotes About Consequences

She had never been drunk before, but believed that that was what had happened to her. She'd been drinking something made of orange juice and she'd been warned, but had not listened or could not remember having listened, and could not remember who'd warned her. She did not wish to name any names and to involve her friends or anyone for no one was to blame except possibly herself.

Sex is a drug, Eleanor had told me. When sex enters into a situation, people lose all reason. They do things they would never do otherwise. These things they do may be crazy. May even be dangerous. May break their hearts, or someone else's... The real drug, I came to believe, was love.

If I have to build a big company by mistreating other people then the Bible says WOE to me. I don't know what that is, but I don't want any of it.

La postergación es un ladrón. Roba nuestro tiempo, nuestro potencial, nuestra autoestima, nuestra paz mental.

Nuestros actos son el resultado directo de nuestras ideas. Si

Whatever we gain by the works of our own flesh, we will have to maintain the same way we gained it.

Cuando nos negamos a utilizar nuestro tiempo para hacer las cosas que necesitamos hacer, siempre terminamos perdiendo tiempo ocupándonos de las emergencias y la confusión que hemos creado al posponer las cosas.

si no pagamos el precio por la libertad, terminaremos pagando el precio por la atadura. De cualquier manera pagaremos un precio

Too often that is our problem. We get ourselves into a mess and then try to get ourselves out by some miraculous method. Then we make another mess and try to do the same thing again. We go from one mess to another, never wanting to take responsibility for our own mistakes. What we need to do is to get some balance and start exercising self-discipline. We cannot walk in stupidity and spend our whole life ignoring the consequences. God has given us wisdom, and He expects us to use it. I

For whatever a man sows, that and that only is what he will reap. —GALATIANS 6:7

En Mateo 12:36, Jesús dijo: «Mas yo os digo que de toda palabra ociosa que hablen los hombres, de ella darán cuenta en el día del juicio».

No hay manía más funesta, ni capricho más peligroso, que la especulación o la conjetura sobre los caminos que no tomamos.

Juvencio Nava, tuvo que matar por eso; por ser el dueño de la Puerta de Piedra y que, siendo también su compadre, le negó el pasto para sus animales. Primero se aguantó por puro compromiso.

We do things with language, produce effects with language, and we do things to language, but language is also the thing that we do. Language is a name for our doing: both "what" we do (the name for the action that we characteristically perform) and that which we effect, the act and its consequences.

You made your bed; now, you can die in it.

heart she faced the wrenching truth: Impulsiveness and recklessness, her two greatest faults, had brought her to this dire end—the same two character flaws that had

Everything wrong I've ever done has always seemed like the right thing to do at the time.

Even now she can't decide. She thinks about flipping a coin. Heads she goes, tails she stays. But isn't indecisiveness an early sign of mental illness?

Waqt khraab tha isme sawaal kesa Apne hi gair teh isme malaal kesa

Waqt khraab tha isme sawaal kesa apne hi gair teh isme malaal kaisa

I know no way of discounting the doctrine that when you take something you want, and damn the consequences, then you had better be ready to accept whatever consequences ensue.

Satisfying natural desires is fine, but natural desires have a way of being both competitive and consequential.

There is a sense in which we are all each other's consequences.

There is some history that I want not to have happened. I resist the consequences of being Nemesis.