Quotes About Escape
Taking your life is just an excuse to run away from your problems. Permanently.
~ Unknown
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Music is my escape from the bullsh.. in life.
~ Unknown
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Sometimes I just want to get in a car and drive away, just get away from all the bullsh.. and drama of my life.
~ Unknown
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Dear restroom, you aren't just a bathroom. You are a place to talk, cry, gossip and escape from my class. Sincerely, teenagers.
~ Unknown
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Real life is such a boring experience. I want to live in my imagination.
~ Unknown
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Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and curl my back to loneliness.
~ Maya Angelou
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Your biggest fantasy is walking away from the life (they think) you lead.
~ Pete Wentz
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The great advantage of a hotel is that it's a great refuge from home life.
~ George Bernard Shaw
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She realized as a girl of eight that if she sat down and wrote her stories, she could escape the parts of life she didn't like, embroider the parts she did and thus control the life she had.
~ Unknown
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I am an excitable person who only understands life lyrically, musically, in whom feelings are much stronger as reason. I am so thirsty for the marvelous that only the marvelous has power over me. Anything I can not transform into something marvelous, I let go. Reality doesn't impress me. I only believe in intoxication, in ecstasy, and when ordinary life shackles me, I escape, one way or another. No more walls.
~ Anais Nin
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Running away from your problems is a race you'll never win.
~ Unknown
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Forgive me for not being there, my mind has found a place called else where.
~ Unknown
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It is a pity to shut oneself indoors in the country,
~ Marcel Proust
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Hardly even does one think of oneself, but only how to escape from oneself.
~ Marcel Proust
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No less than my grandmother, she dreaded these invasions of strangers, and, in her fear of being too late to escape if she let herself be seen, would fly from the room with a rapidity which always made my father and me laugh at her.
~ Marcel Proust
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With Albertine, I felt that I would never learn anything, would never succeed in unraveling this tangled multiplicity of authentic details and untruthful facts. And that it would always be thus, unless I were to put her in prison (but people escape) up until the end.
~ Marcel Proust
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it is that the bulk of what appear to be the emotional renderings of our inmost sensations do no more than relieve us of the burden of those sensations by allowing them to escape from us in an indistinct form which does not teach us how it should be interpreted.
~ Marcel Proust
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In leaving Balbec, I had imagined that I was leaving Gomorrah, plucking Albertine from it; in reality, alas, Gomorrah was dispersed to all the ends of the earth. And partly out of jealousy, partly out of ignorance of such joys (a case which is rare indeed), I had arranged unawares this game of hide and seek in which Albertine was always to escape me.
~ Marcel Proust
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Albertine had thus premeditated her escape for some time. This was the greatest misfortune of my life. And in spite of everything, the suffering which it caused me was perhaps even exceeded by my curiosity to know the causes of this disaster: whom Albertine had desired, for whom she had left me.
~ Marcel Proust
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Her kad?n, bir erke?in üzerindeki gücü ne kadar fazlaysa, gitmenin tek yolunun da kaçmak oldu?unu hisseder. Kraliçe oldu?u için kaçak olmak zorundad?r.
~ Marcel Proust
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El mundo afuera se ha vuelto salvaje, amore. Escóndete aquí.
~ Unknown
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Ya instalada, miré a mi alrededor y no pude reprimir un suspiro de satisfacción respaldado por los rayos de sol blancos y calientes que invadían el lugar. ¿Puede haber una sensación más excitante (y atemorizante a la vez, lo reconozco) para una mujer que el sentirse fuera del alcance de los demás, de los cercanos que la aman pero que simultánea y sutilmente la ahogan?
~ Unknown
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Il piacere della lettura rischiai di perderlo per eccesso di analisi, in fin dei conti è questo che nelle università si fa con i libri: li si analizza. Quindi abbandonai i corsi e approfittai degli appunti e della magnifica biblioteca per dedicarmi, anima e corpo, coricata sull'unico divano di casa nostra, alla lettura, Il Cile stava crollando mentre io flirtavo con il bel Mr. Darcy o spalancavo le porte alla dimora di Brideshead.
~ Unknown
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Work offers a defensible escape from a private life on the skids. Working myself to the point of exhaustion left me feeling purified. Exhilarated. I think it also gave me a sense that I was cheating mortality.
~ Marcia Clark
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