288 Quotes by Nenia Campbell

When they figure out how to bottle up orgasms and sell them as a food additive, I'll be first in line.

Knives and candlelight,” he said, “how romantic.

She seemed like the kind of woman who would fall in love with the sky.

What was it about us, as humans, that drove us to make apologies for beautiful things?

All lines are gray in the dark.

There's a saying that you can't put a price on a human life, but that saying is a lie because we have. We have, and it's so much lower than you would think. Yes, human life has its price like anything else, and will continue to do so for as long as it doubles as a commodity.

You think you're superior to the others, don't you? We'll you're not. In fact you're worse for mistaking basic human decency for moral superiority.

Fire and water, logic and reason—those footholds of reality that you mortals hold so near and dear become like so much mist on the plains of the dreamscape.

If a woman defined herself solely by the man she was with—and vice versa—the world would be a very shallow and insipid place, indeed.