invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis Quotes

“They started with basic taunts. I ignored them. Then they went even further, taking exception to the fact that i breathed.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“As my eyes darted around the tightening circle, their almost demonic looks terrified me. If i didn’t do what they wanted what would come next?”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“i made myself be still — impenetrable, boring — which deprived them of their sport.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“The pain decimated me.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“Thought myself clear of drama. Done my part. Liberated Jack to do whatever with whomever.

(delusional girl)

Contrairio.

(not sure what language contrairio, sorry)

Dangerous to underestimate enemies.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“i wanted to fight back.

Pain seared my head.

i needed to fight back!

My chest constricted.

How could i fight back?”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“That nasty, blonde, skank Hayley looked pleased with herself. Draped all over my boyfriend in her oh-so-trite, size negative-two, designer clothes. Her attitude matched the price tags.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“i wield words as weapons.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“The truth is, guys want to be the center of the universe. Don’t believe me? Ask one.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“. . . i believe my life had to be annihilated or something in order for me to find myself.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“Everything seemed innocent until i discovered everyone lied to me.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“Fair, fair warning -- if there's one thing i've learned, there are no fair warnings.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“We create our lives with words.”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis

“the best revenge is being free!”
― Harriet Showman, invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis