The Weight of It All Quotes

“Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far you have come. Remember everything you have faced, all the battles you have won, and all the fears you have overcome.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“I stared at her. “Is that another compliment? Because we’ve just been through that.” She walked to her desk. “You mispronounced thank you.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“I won’t change that much,” I replied. “Because believe me, when this pasta comes out, I’m gonna suck those carbs down like a blowjob.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“I could do my shoelaces up without having to reach over my stomach.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far you have come.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“And who smiles when they’re watching porn?” “Happy people, and virgins.” I”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“I had to make the most of what time I had left. And the truth was, if I didn’t change my lifestyle choices now, maybe I wouldn’t even get another thirty-five years. Or, at the very least, I wouldn’t get a healthy thirty-five years.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“Ah, modern, yet archaic torture devices in their natural habitat. Not a particularly threatening species unless you’re an overweight thirty-five year old who hasn’t run since high school.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“You know that song ‘the knee bone’s connected to the whatever bone’?” He nodded and I sighed. “Well, my mouth isn’t connected to my brain.”
“No filter?”
I shook my head. “Birth defect. Suffered from it all my life.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“I looked him right in his pretty eyes, feeling every part of Beauty and the Obese Beast. “Is this where you sing ‘A Tale As Old As Time’ and I give you a library?”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“If he doesn’t love you at your worst, then he doesn’t deserve to love you at your best.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All

“I’m not interested,” I said. “Actually, I’m the complete opposite of interested. If there was an island of the fundamentally not interested, I’d be on it.”
― N.R. Walker, The Weight of It All