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“Adult social stuff can’t be harder than seventh grade. It’s not hard to make friends. Just be an active listener. If you listen hard enough, you can tell what a person needs from you. And if you give them what they need, you’ve got a friend for life.” (Seven Days in June Quotes)
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“And maybe that was what real, adult love was. Being fearless enough to hold each other close no matter how catastrophic the world became. Loving each other with enough ferocity to quell the fears of the past. Just being there.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“Girls are given the weight of the world, but nowhere to put it down. The power and magic born in that struggle? It’s so terrifying to men that we invented reasons to burn y’all at the stake, just to keep our dicks hard.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“Girls are given the weight of the world, but nowhere to put it down.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“I idealize you in fiction because I idealized you in real life,” he continued.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“I know what I was like.” “You don’t.” Shane went dead serious. “You burst into my solitude, demanding to be seen. You were overwhelming. Just wild and weird and brilliant, and I never had a choice. I liked everything about you. Even the scary parts. I wanted to drown in your bathwater.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“I’m alone. When I’m comatose from writing and mothering, when I’m hurting too badly to cook, talk, or smile, I curl up with ‘alone’ like a security blanket. Alone doesn’t care that I don’t shave my legs in the winter. Alone never gets disappointed by me.” Eva sighed. “It’s the best relationship I’ve ever been in.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“Like when Spotify plays a song you haven’t heard since childhood, and it reminds you who you are. Like “Oh yeah, I’m a person who knows all the words to Will Smith’s ‘Wild Wild West.” (Seven Days in June Quotes)
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“No matter how perilous the journey, it’s never over for true soul mates.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“Prison is the school of the unlearned lesson.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“Running away wasn’t empowering. An empowered woman would’ve indulged.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“The world was too loud for little-boy Shane. What he didn’t know was that he was training himself to be a deeply empathetic writer—understanding nuanced emotion, spying humanity in unexpected places, seeing past the obvious. He was taking notes for his future self, who would write it all down.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“This new Eva, the free Eva, was tired of being rattled by life. How long had she lived being too terrified to show her real self? There was power in showing the messiness of her life and what it took to hold it together.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
“Women didn’t get to be bad boys.”
Tia Williams
Seven Days in June
