Frog Quotes

“I would worship him so he'd know that he was everything.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“(Seth) “So,” he said, looking me up and down, “you’re what the fuss was all about. I can’t say I’m impressed.” He sneered at me. “Still riding bulls, cowboy?”

(Weber) “Nope.” I smirked at him. “I only ride his cock now.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“I am so stupid, little man,” I told Phillip. “No you’re not. Lizzie in my class, she’s stupid. She eats her boogers. You don’t do that. I’ve been watching.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“Did you ever think that the only thing you're supposed to do is just love me?”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“I sound like a needy piece of crap,” he said, his hands on my thighs, sliding over them.
“You love me and you want alone time with me. How is that needy?”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“You’re supposed to close your eyes when I kiss you.”
“But I’m a little bit afraid I’m dreaming right now so I kind of don’t want to stop looking at you.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“Because I told him all about you just like I told every guy I ever dated all about you because you’re the love of my fucking life!”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“The kiss was hard and devouring and ravenous, and breathing was an afterthought. He ravaged me, and after long minutes, I became peripherally aware of the applause before he tore his mouth from mine to look up.
“We get it.” One of the men close to us smiled brightly at Cy. “He’s yours: hands off.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“He worshipped the ground I walked on. It made no sense. We were as different as we could be. I was a nothing, and he had the world at his feet, but apparently, in this scenario, he didn’t see it like that. He didn’t have everything unless he had me.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“Christ, Weber, you’re my prince, idiot. You were never a frog”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“Jesus, Weber, do you realize you sigh like you’re coming home every time you kiss me?”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“Kids are in crisis right now, Weber. All of them, not just these; we’re talking thousands without enough support. Two parents are vital, and then, only a start.”
“A man and a woman?” I tested her.
“That’s one of many good combinations,” she told me. “But I like two men, two women, two men and a grandmother, two women and an eccentric uncle, or a mother or father and grandparents just as well. It doesn’t matter to me. And I’m not saying that single parents aren’t astounding—I was one, for goodness sakes—but help, relief of some kind, some form, is needed.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog

“I like pointing at you in a crowd and saying that he’s with me.”
― Mary Calmes, Frog