Flirty Little Secret Quotes

“Being around Lucy feels like inhaling on a summer’s morning—the air tangy, sweet, refreshing—after being stuck in a windowless, stuffy, dust-speckled room.”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“How was the rest of your date last night?” “Did you put out?” “Are you officially boyfriend and girlfriend now?”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“But there Fletcher was, my very own liger.”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“want my pussy to gobble your penis?”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“Uh, not currently. But I could get it there.”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“especially considering this guy probably lives halfway across the country—or worse, in Florida.”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“Fletcher is quickly becoming an addiction, and I keep needing another hit.”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“that I am almost positive my hymen has regenerated”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“can’t be too angry, considering we come from a family that has mastered the art of sweeping everything under expensive imported rugs. But”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret

“It is so important to take the time to refill our own cups before returning to work to take care of everyone else. Burnout is the #1 reason more than half of our nation's school teachers want to leave their field. So, prioritizing our own self care is so important. I want to encourage you all to remember that as we continue on this school year. Need some ideas? Here are 5 ways to practice self care after an emotionally taxing day:
1. take the time to reflect without dwelling on what went wrong. It's important to process and validate your emotions without focusing just on the negative. My suggestion: try spending a few minutes journaling your feelings to get all those thoughts and emotions out of your head and on to paper.
2. Make the space to appreciate everything you did right. It's so easy to get caught up in what went wrong, so try to capture all that went right and honor those things as well.
3. Do an activity that will make you feel better, whether it's a facemask, a long walk, or a stop at your favorite bakery on the way home. Find one way to treat yourself. Try to end your day off on a high note by doing something that makes you feel good.
4. Get some sleep, seriously. Chances are your body needs it. And in order to conquer the next day, its always a good idea to have a well rested body and mind.
5. Know that: just because today was hard, it doesn't mean tomorrow will be too. It's okay to have a bad day. Those are the days that help us appreciate the good ones even more. Try to remember that one bad day doesn't mean that the rest of the year will be the same. And don't forget: You've got this!”
― Jessica Lepe, Flirty Little Secret