And Justice for Her Quotes

“I’m referring to physical and emotional neglect so immeasurable that the child never bonds with another human being. It’s my belief that the bonding experience leads to development of ‘self’, which in turn, leads to conscience. When it’s missing, the child never learns to feel beyond the basic needs for survival. They are to be pitied.”
― Brenda Hill, And Justice for Her: Boxed Set

“This is confusing. Why would anyone resort to rape with all the casual sex that seems to be available now?” “Ah,” Mrs. Randell said, “you have the same idea about rape most people have, which is that the rapist is driven by a sexual lust he just can’t control. That is not true. Often rape has nothing to do with sex. In fact, there are basically two kinds of rape, and rape that is born of anger is far more common than rape for sexual gratification. Usually the rapist gets his satisfaction from dominating and terrorizing his victim.”
― Brenda Hill, And Justice for Her: Boxed Set

“I just don’t know what’s wrong with our society,” Suzy muttered. “Women have to fight a guilt trip along with everything else. It shouldn’t be that way. If you were walking home after work and someone came along and hit you over the head and took your purse, would people wonder if you’d dangled your handbag in front of that poor, innocent guy’s nose and teased him into grabbing your purse? Of course not!”
― Brenda Hill, And Justice for Her: Boxed Set

“What you teach a child today can have life-long results. If you love, encourage, and treat a child with respect and dignity, that child will grow and flourish. But, if you ridicule a child for any reason, you strip him or her of self-worth that may never be recovered.”
― Brenda Hill, And Justice for Her: Boxed Set

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― Brenda Hill, And Justice for Her: Boxed Set