The Book of Ayn Quotes

“Why had I been listening to the righteous ramblings of a child? But I knew the answer: low self-esteem.”
― Lexi Freiman, The Book of Ayn

“Anger is a response to powerlessness. When you stop giving someone the power to hurt you, you stop feeling angry.”
― Lexi Freiman, The Book of Ayn

“wasn’t sure what he’d said, but I could see in his disdain for the cheese that he held strong opinions.”
― Lexi Freiman, The Book of Ayn

“I met Ming at an old run-down bistro in Santa Monica. My friend had been writing her great McLuhanesque horror film for the last nine years—"The Medium Is the Monster." Each time she finished a draft the technology changed and so over the years Ming had developed a hatred of youth and trends that I found immensely comforting.”
― Lexi Freiman, The Book of Ayn

“Artist: a grandiose and insecure person who feels especially destined and uniquely condemned and, deep in their heart, fears that they must be empty.”
― Lexi Freiman, The Book of Ayn