He Loves Me Not Quotes

“The hardest part of being the eldest that no one tells you about  Is that eventually you wind up being everyone’s parent. Which makes you an orphan.”
― C.M. Nascosta, He Loves Me Not

“This room, she thought, making her way to the door, was full of teachers just like her on the surface — barely making ends meet as they bought supplies for their classrooms every year out of their own pockets, contemplating that they would likely be paying back student loans until retirement. They were career educators, they gave everything they had to their students and schools, uncaring if they had sufficient retirement accounts or if they found themselves playing bouncer in the hallways more often than they actually taught anything.”
― C.M. Nascosta, He Loves Me Not

“She liked kids, or at least, she’d thought she did. She liked imparting wisdom and shaping young minds, at least in theory. But the reality of being surrounded by other people’s tweens all day long — stinky and vicious to each other with no boundaries to speak of, distracted by screens, never actually reading the books they were assigned and turning in essays that had been fed to them by an AI program — was mostly terrible.”
― C.M. Nascosta, He Loves Me Not

“It wasn’t that she disliked teaching.  She hated everything about it, had done so right from the beginning,”
― C.M. Nascosta, He Loves Me Not