14 Quotes by Marni Mann

I noticed the hunger in his eyes, how they watched me as though he wanted to seize and devour me.

I’d have to move out of Boston because I’d be too tempted to go to Richard’s or Roxbury. I’d have to retrain my brain to think bags were to hold sandwiches, spoons were to eat cereal, rigs were tractor-trailers, and John was just a guy’s name.

My breath just made you quiver. Can you imagine what my tongue will do?

All of us here have worked too damn hard to stay sober; we don’t deserve to be judged.

It was the rawest I had ever looked. The most emotional I’d ever been without tears, without spit, without wrinkles edged in my face from all the crying. I couldn’t cry, not about this. Because it wasn’t just sadness that consumed me. It was so beyond that. It was pain. Like.