The Problem with Players (Problem #2)
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Read between August 1 - August 4, 2024
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Who had no-tech nights during the Super Bowl?
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“You win some, you lose some, but no matter what, you keep playing the game.”
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What was with people not telling me things before I had to find out in such hurtful ways?
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Depression was an unwanted visitor who knocked at my door throughout the seasons, and at times, it would swallow me whole. Yet baseball season was the one thing I had to look forward to. It was my safe place in a world that sometimes felt so heavy.
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It was my return to self after months of living in shadows.
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he was still a walking dick. And walking dicks always had a small chance of dicking a woman around. Even the good ones.
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People’s hearts didn’t harden by choice. They hardened due to traumatic inflictions of pain caused by others.
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“Nine?” I groaned. What kind of events started at nine at night? What was this? A college frat party? “I thought we agreed on six.”
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My bedtime routine was my favorite part of every day, and one day off made my whole week feel unstable.
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It was as if the weight of the world sat heavily on my chest, and I couldn’t remove it, no matter how hard I tried.
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To be altogether for others so they felt safe enough to fall apart.
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“Say one more bad thing about Avery, and I’ll slam your fucking face into this glass display.”
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“What if my leaning gets too heavy?” “It won’t,” she swore. “But if it ever did, I’d join a gym or something and become stronger.”
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“Everything’s always all right. Even when the voices in our heads tell us differently.”
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“Well, I have a home. So if I have a home, you have a home. If you need one, I mean.”
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wanted to disappear for a moment. Escape to a land far, far away from reality. I wanted to turn off my emotions for a little while.
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wanted my hurting to just…stop. The worst part of being human was emotions. I didn’t comprehend why we had to be able to feel. I hated feeling. I hated breathing.
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“Should I be worried about you, Coach?” “No. I’m the strong one, remember? No one worries about the strong one. The strong one worries about everyone else.
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We take care of others. We don’t get taken care of.” “I’ll take care of you.”
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“Because that’s what you men do—you lie to get what you want. And then a better opportunity comes, and you leave.
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It wasn’t fair that mamas could die. Their daughters still needed them so very much, no matter how much we grew up.
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love you, Ave. Let me know if you want Wesley to go missing. I’ve listened to enough murder mystery podcasts to know how to get away with murder.
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DID YOU TOUCH HIS PENIS?
Sophie
This is something i would totally say
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“Go where you’re loved, baby girl, and
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never stay a second longer when the love is removed.”
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“Yeah, but baby girl, asking for help doesn’t make you weak. Sometimes asking for help is the strongest thing a person could ever do.”
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“Don’t say pussy.” “Okay, vaginas.” “Don’t say that either.”
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“Okay, lip land. The folds? The inverted hillside?”
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The sound was enough to make me want to start humping her leg like the needy dog I’d turned into whenever she was near.
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The flu couldn’t take me out, but my damn crush on Avery Kingsley might’ve been the thing to do me in.
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was stuffing my mouth with a sausage link. I paused my bite as I stared at him, confused as to why he was smiling so dang hard. I arched an eyebrow. “What?” “Nothing, it’s just…” “It’s just what?” He leaned closer, a mischievous sparkle in his eyes. “You like that, huh?” I glanced at the piece of sausage on my fork. “Clearly, seeing as I’m eating it.” I took another bite. His chest swelled with pride as his face glowed with a triumphant gleam. “I knew you’d like my sausage.” I almost choked on the piece of meat in my mouth as those words escaped his mouth. I started coughing, trying my best to ...more
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sometimes it felt hard to stare into Nathan’s eyes. It felt like staring into my future and past all at once.
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A classic case of Older Sibling Syndrome. You think that no one will be able to love you on a deep level because you haven’t even managed to love yourself on said deep level, and you have a fear of letting go of the reins in your life, because you don’t trust others to guide you.”
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I almost told him I was sorry, but I didn’t like to lie to jerks who left me on my wedding day.
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“Everyone likes tacos, Wesley. That’s not a reason to fall in love, let alone get married.”
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Can I kiss both sets of lips? I heard her snicker from the other room. My favorite fucking sound. Avery Only the ones on my face.
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A male coach could have a meltdown for a whole season and be labeled as passionate, while a female coach could throw off their baseball hat after a bad play and be called overly emotional.
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“It’s not your responsibility to parent your parents. It’s your job to be a kid as long as possible.”
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“If you ever need to pour out your heart again, please pour it onto me.”
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‘Grief is just love with no place to go.’