Woom Quotes

“That doesn't invalidate it, Angel said. There's no statute of limitations on pain.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“You should always listen to that voice when something doesn't feel right. Always look out for the red flags. Stop worrying about being nice, about making a scene.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Some places hold the pain in their walls, in the carpet snags, in the cracks of the ceiling and chinks in the baseboards.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“germane.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Don't get all smug about trigger warnings. I know they're bullshit, but can't a woman just not want to hear about rape without it being a goddamn thing? Every time you turn on the TV there's another woman getting raped and murdered. Every time you flick past the news it's 'rape culture on campus' and celebrity sex assaults and some new moral fucking panic. Enough already.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Back to my original point," he said, "I don't believe in ghosts. But I do think places, like this motel room, I think they hold on to bad things, the way people”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“when the love is unbalanced, when someone loves the other one more... that puts a lot of pressure on the one holding the power.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Angel—Johnny—stared up at the ceiling, his face crusted by a mucousy film, the eyes glazed over, his mouth hung open, glistening with a runner of drool that spilled down his cheek and pattered onto the carpet.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Johnny swallowed the first white-crusted bag dry while the corpse of the woman he'd once loved stiffened beside him on the mattress, and her unborn child shriveled on the carpet.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Yes, hello. I'd like a girl." He paused, listening to the dispatcher. "She has to be heavyset. That's right, the larger the better.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“He suddenly realized the similarity between the words womb and tomb wasn't a coincidence.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“nor repulsed. She was merely a vessel. A thing to be filled and”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“The shoes beside the bed were Gucci brown leather, polished so their shine matched that of his head.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“This room was where it all started, he thought. Fitting that it should end here, too.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“Hello, Mom," he said to the empty room. "It's been a long time.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“The pressure on his bowels had lessened, but now his ass felt like he'd been fucked by a splintered dildo.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“This is definitely the strangest date I ever had. And I've been with guys who get off shitting in diapers and begging for a spanking.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“That doesn't invalidate it," Angel said. "There's no statute of limitations on pain.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“There's no statute of limitations on pain.”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom

“God, he's such a cockwomble,”
― Duncan Ralston, Woom