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Quotes About Autonomy

I always win because I live this life by my terms and conditions
~ Unknown
I think women want to take care of themselves, and I think having a voice in how that is done is very important.
~ Madeleine Albright
Wilson's doctrine of self-determination gave a boost to the idea that wherever there dwelled a people, there should be a state
~ Madeleine K. Albright
emancipation from emancipation.
~ Madeleine K. Albright
Because to take away a man's freedom of choice, even his freedom to make the wrong choice, is to manipulate him as though he were a puppet and not a person.
~ Madeline L'Engle
Our children cannot be assumed to follow in our footsteps, assuage our losses, or compensate for our inadequacies.
~ Unknown
Rebecca is asserting her independence. Her thinking is simple and egocentric: "I can" or "I can't"; "I will" or "I won't." Independence is about managing one's self. Autonomy is a much broader, tougher, and more complex task than independence. It weaves together advanced thinking, self-reliance, self-regulation, intimacy, and connection. Autonomy is the capacity to be both independent and connected to others.
~ Unknown
Adolescents need tremendous support as they go about the task of figuring out their identities, their future selves. Too often what they get is intrusion. Intrusion and support are two fundamentally different processes: support is about the needs of the child, intrusion is about the needs of the parent.
~ Unknown
You have always been the worst of my children," he said. "Be sure not to dishonor me." "I have a better idea. I will do as I please, and when you count your children, leave me out.
~ Madeline Miller
Peleus acknowledged this. "Yet other boys will be envious that you have chosen such a one. What will you tell them?" "I will tell them nothing." The answer came with no hesitation, clear and crisp. "It is not for them to say what I will do.
~ Madeline Miller
Patroclus. I have given enough to them. I will not give them this." After that, there was nothing more to say.
~ Madeline Miller
I will tell them nothing." The answer came with no hesitation, clear and crisp. "It is not for them to say what I will do.
~ Madeline Miller
Would you rather I found you a place of your own right away?" "It doesn't matter." "Which would you rather do?" The effort of decision brought her out of her torpor. She made fists and her lips tightened. "I guess I have to be with you.
~ John D. MacDonald
We often speak of a man who's done this successfully as a "self-made man." The appellation is usually spoken with a sense of admiration, but really it should be said in the same tones we might use of the dearly departed, or of a man who recently lost an arm—with sadness and regret. What the term really means is "an orphaned man who figured how to master some part of life on his own.
~ John Eldredge
The most powerful single force in the world today is neither Communism nor Capitalism, neither the H-bomb nor the guided missile -- it is man's eternal desire to be free and independent.
~ John F. Kennedy
Freedom is being allowed to think your own thoughts and live your own life.
~ John F. Kennedy
But the one perfume you really want is freedom.
~ John Fowles
Bu yüzden plan yapamay?z. Dünyan?n bir makine deÄŸil, bir organizma olduÄŸunu biliriz. Ak?ll?ca yarat?lm?? bir dünyan?n onu yaratandan ba??ms?z olmas? gerektiÄŸini de biliriz; planlanm?? (planland???n? iyice aç?k eden bir dünya) ölü bir dünyad?r. Karakterlerimiz ve olaylar?m?z ancak bize kar?? ç?kmaya baÅŸlad?klar?nda canlan?rlar.
~ John Fowles
How much better things would be if we all tried to mold and shape our own thoughts and actions rather than those of others.
~ John G. Miller
Practise doing things for yourself and not depending on him to make you happy.
~ John Gray
For a brief moment we believe, "Now I have the power to be me and do what I want.
~ John Gray
action, and there are also structures so distinct from the rest of the cell 'jelly', like cells within cells, that the best explanation of their presence is that that is indeed what they are. These semi-autonomous 'cells within the cell' are called organelles. As we saw in Chapter Four, Lynn Margulis has explained how the ancestors of the organelles used to be separate, bacteria
~ John Gribbin
This is a free country...you can do almost anything you want.
~ John Grisham
The truth was that, at the age of thirty-six, Lacy was content to live alone, to sleep in the center of the bed, to clean up only after herself, to make and spend her own money, to come and go as she pleased, to pursue her career without worrying about his, to plan her evenings with input from no one else, to cook or not to cook, and to have sole possession of the remote control.
~ John Grisham