Going Insane Quotes

“It was always prudent to have a backup. And a flame thrower.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“Adam realized Justin liked to feel comfortable, and if something or someone tried to unbalance that, he simply snapped.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“believe couples that fight want to work on their marriage." "And I believe you are confusing willingness to work on the marriage with simple stubbornness and pride. When you want something to work, you talk it over. You find compromises.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“She still felt like she couldn't share her problems, worries, and struggles with him, and that saddened her to no end. This wasn't the marriage she’d envisioned while they dated.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“it was precious knowing someone had that much faith in her and recognized how much she invested, how much she worked to overcome her horrible past, be a good person and a productive member of society.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“believe you'll not only learn to live with it but appreciate it as well. With pain comes wisdom." "I don't know if I can accept everything that went on at the compound," Brandy countered. "That's the beauty of it. You don't have to. You only have to forgive yourself for the things that weren't your fault.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“It's weird to think about the fact he would be an adult now." Brandy always dreamed of him as a baby, since that was the first and last time they were together, but that was a long time ago. "That makes me feel very old now," she admitted.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“At least now she could think for herself, and it was on her to choose what to wear, where to go, and who to see. Most importantly, she was completely in charge of her body again. She decided when she wanted to be intimate again and with whom.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“You worry about me, but you just don't want to deal with me," she replied. His actions said as much.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane

“Although it was completely acceptable to write in her pajamas, she was certain quite a few people would look down on her if she attempted to visit an attorney’s office in such a state.”
― Cole Baxter, Going Insane