Walking Red Flag Quotes

“Honey, I—”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag

“First, I’m going to make you come. Then I’m going to make you comfortable with coming. And then I’m going to make you come on my cock, Gabi. Those are the steps. Got it?”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag

“I’ve learned to take everyone’s story and not react in this field. It’s common decency—especially in the ER. You’d be shocked with the number of things I’ve had to help extract from asses. You never laugh.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag

“I don’t want to hear my mother go on about how her children haven’t made her a grandmother yet. How in her day, women were having children when they were 19 and I’m going to miss all the “good ones” if I don’t stop messing around. Do parents not realize this rhetoric is not only incredibly annoying and dated but doesn’t help to get their children to enjoy being around them?”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag

“For all of the girls locked in their head with no way out. I wrote this for us.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag

“Weird things pop in my mind all the time. I can’t stop it. Sometimes it’s stupid, like… what kind of fruit would be the best to live in, and sometimes it’s even stupider, like why isn’t there a West Brunswick. I’ve spent my entire life knowing that when I say these things out loud, people think I’m a little crazy. I learned the lesson early. I keep them to myself. But sometimes, when I’m nervous, they pop out. Usually, I get the looks, and I change the subject quickly. But you were entertaining them, so I need to know: are you being serious or are you messing with me?”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag

“If you’re serious—if you want to do this—I would be honored. But know that none of what we do should be because you’re embarrassed. None of what we do should be because of some fictional man you may meet in the future. Any man would be honored to have you in his bed, Gabi. Experienced or not. This would be for you. All for you.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, Walking Red Flag