Indecent Quotes

“This was a bad habit of mine, falling in love.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“There was never a simple answer to attraction, I decided. It was a series of looks and touches, of small, strange exchanges. It was private and inexplicable, something an outsider could never try to understand, something you rarely even understood yourself.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“Sex is just as disposable as kisses, which were, apparently, just as disposable as me.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“Kisses are as disposable as old gum and banana peels.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“when you wish for something, you wish for the best thing, and nothing could be better than being away from the people you’d known your whole life—the people who’d defined and judged and limited you and would continue to do so until you escaped. Because when it came to wishing, practicality wasn’t a consideration.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“this is why we share things—to transform those memories into tidy stories that are no longer ours alone to carry.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“I suspected sometimes that I experienced things much differently than other people did.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“I was at my most comfortable, it seemed, when I was alone.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“I was too old to imagine anything would happen just because I wanted it to.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“I wondered what it was like to know the world would never say no to you.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“I didn’t want a relationship with him, I was pretty certain of that, but what I did what was acknowledgment that what had transpired between us mattered. - Imogene Abney.”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“I was his choice; it had never occurred to me that he could be mine. - Imogene Abney”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“Kisses mean nothing , I realized. Kisses are disposable as old gum and banana peels. - Imogene Abney”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent

“A teenage boy will fall for anything with hair and a pair of breasts. - Ms. McNally-Barnes”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent: A Novel

“...when you wish for something, you wish for the best thing, and nothing could be better than being away from the people you’d known your whole life —- the people who’d defined and judged and limited you and would continue to do so until you escaped. Because when it came to wishing, practicality wasn’t a consideration. - Imogene Abney”
― Corinne Sullivan, Indecent: A Novel