The Proposal (The Wedding Date, #2)
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“Deciding to spend your life together shouldn’t be a surprise,” Angela said. “It should be something the two of you talk about first!”
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If she had to pick a strange man to rescue her, at least it was one who was outraged by the right things.
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“This is a Los Angeles rarity, to have five people at a table all dig into a cheese-covered, two-meat, gluten-filled pizza without hesitating.”
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A lot of men out there seemed personally insulted that she, a black woman, had rejected a white man.
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It’s always easier to give people advice than it is to take it yourself.”
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sometimes it felt like all of society was complicit in trying to make life harder for women.
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My marriage sapped me of a lot of my strength, and what made it worse were the constant messages I got from society that women are weak, women should be afraid, women should settle for whatever they can get. And I want the women who walk into this gym to know that women have power and agency and deserve great things in life.”
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Once I learned to trust myself, my instincts, and my emotions, trusting other people was a lot easier.”
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WAS THIS WHAT LOVE WAS? Being happy when you thought about someone; wanting to never stop thinking about them, even when you were fighting; having every damn thing in the grocery store remind you of them, from diapers to sour cream; wanting to be a better writer and friend and person because of how they were and how they made you feel; wanting to be with them, all the time, even though you kept fighting it.
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I’ve spent so long being afraid of love, because the last time I was in love, the man I loved only loved one part of me, but not all of me, and I thought love meant having to sacrifice a part of yourself. But then I was with you, and you loved every part of me, even the parts I don’t like. And that scared me more, because I thought there must be some trick and that I couldn’t let myself believe it or I’d fall into the trap. But finally I realized it wasn’t a trap.”