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Quotes About Relationship

assisted living isn't really built for the sake of older people so much as for the sake of their children.
~ Atul Gawande
The Emanuels described a third type of doctor-patient relationship, which they called "interpretive." Here the doctor's role is to help patients determine what they want. Interpretive doctors ask, "What is most important to you? What are your worries?" Then, when they know your answers, they tell you about the red pill and the blue pill and which one would most help you achieve your priorities.
~ Atul Gawande
Josiah Royce
~ Atul Gawande
she and Felix had their own, private, decades-long conversation that had never stopped.
~ Atul Gawande
Emanuels described a third type of doctor-patient relationship, which they called "interpretive." Here the doctor's role is to help patients determine what they want. Interpretive doctors ask, "What is most important to you? What are your worries?" Then, when they know your answers, they tell you about the red pill and the blue pill and which one would most help you achieve your priorities.
~ Atul Gawande
and I called him to see how he was doing.
~ Atul Gawande
He said he was well, and I did not press for details.
~ Atul Gawande
When we talked about getting together
~ Atul Gawande
At Neff's suggestion, Goodman
~ Atul Gawande
Studdert and I both turned to her father to see what he might have to say.
~ Atul Gawande
called him at home to hear how he had weathered the aftermath.
~ Atul Gawande
Did you ever read my words, or did you merely finger through them for quotations which you thought might valuably support an already conceived idea concerning some old and distorted connection between us?
~ Audre Lorde
To go to bed and to wake up again day afte day besides a woman, to lie in bed with our arms around each other and drift in and out of sleep, to be with each other not as a quick stolen pleasure, nor as a wild treat but like sunlight, day after day in the regualr course of our lives. I was discovering all the ways that love creeps into life when two selves exist closely, when two women meet.
~ Audre Lorde
When there is no connection at all between people, then anger is a way of bringing them closer together, of making contact. But when there is a great deal of connectedness that is problematic or threatening or unacknowledged, then anger is a way of keeping people separate, of putting distance between us.
~ Audre Lorde
One pays a lot, we all pay a lot, for awareness. When I develop that sense of awareness, I develop, by extension, a sense concerning you. That does not dictate why my relationship is with you. I may have to fight you, but as soon as I am aware of you, I must relate to you. I must take you in. This is engagement. It is a prerequisite to any kind of love, and it is difficult and necessary.
~ Audre Lorde
Why wouldn't you talk to us Little Sister? I tried, Little Sister says. I did. But my voice was lost in sadness.
~ Audrey Couloumbis
The mother was your friend, you see, but the woman was your enemy, and love between the sexes is strife. Do not think that I gave myself; I did not give, but I took—what I wanted.
~ August Strindberg
Because the child bound us together; but the link became a chain.
~ August Strindberg
If the child is not mine I have no control over her and don't want to have any, and that is precisely what you do want, isn't it? But perhaps you want even more—to have power over the child, but still have me to support you. LAURA.
~ August Strindberg
PASTOR. And because she is your wife she is the best of wives? No, my dear fellow, it is she who really wears on you most. CAPTAIN.
~ August Strindberg
LAURA. Because the mother is closer to the child, as it has been discovered that no one can tell for a certainty who the father of a child is. CAPTAIN.
~ August Strindberg
We haven't slept together. But we've napped
~ Augusten Burroughs
There is no shame in being hungry for another person. There is no shame in wanting very much to share your life with somebody.
~ Augusten Burroughs
Long marriages have ended in ruin over tiny and insignificant grievances that were never properly aired and instead grew into a brittle barnacle of hatred.
~ Augusten Burroughs