Screaming into Pillows Quotes

“His kiss is deep, fathomless. It is the kiss of one who wants to invade your body will all of their being, to abolish constraints and bring to life desires long repressed. It's a kiss that removes daily existence from the mind, grounding you firmly in the moment and dragging your body with it.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“I was obsessed with him. I wasn't quite in love, nor was I simply harbouring a mild crush. I was never not thinking of him. Everything he said intrigued me, everything he did fascinated. I revered even the parts in him I knew cerebrally would have frustrated me were I not in such a foolheartedly, dreamy plight.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“I was not obedient, and rules made a rebel of me.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“I knew it would end. I pretended I didn't because that seemed like the human thing to do. But I knew. She wanted monogamy, indefinitely. It's who she was. I wanted non-monogamy, indeterminately. It's who I am. We settled on monogamy, indeterminately, sacrificing parts of ourselves to be together and calling it love.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“Your eyes exude insinuation and you know it.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“It was time to undertake the saintly act of researching depraved things on the internet.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“There was nothing I craved and despised as much as being worshipped.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“You can massacre my soul," he offered. I shuddered at his grammatical incomprehension of permission and knew full well I didn't need his to do just that.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“Never challenge an artist with conviction," he said with a morbid smile. "They will reinvent reality so they are right.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“I wanted to be generous towards him, to give him something, even if all I had to give was the announcement of my undivided devotion.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“Romanticism, when placed in the hands of a realist, is the psychological waging of war.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“Our bodies know when something is wrong for us. We choose not to listen.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows

“My every romantic inclination was caveated by my incessant temperament.”
― Tali Sara, Screaming into Pillows