7,080 Quotes About Family
- Author Ian McEwan
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When the wounded were screaming, you dreamed of sharing a little house somewhere, of an ordinary life, of a family line, connection. All around him, men were walking silently with their thoughts, reforming their lives, making resolutions. If I ever get out of this lot... They could never be counted, the dreamed-up children, mentally conceived on the walk into Dunkirk, and later made flesh.
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- Author David W. Earle LPC- Love is Not Enough
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Under this aura of perfection he knows how flawed he really is but his intact denial system keeps this awareness suppressed in the far recesses of his mind.
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- Author Holly Michael
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I was so done with looking at life through the eyes of beer-drinking cheese-heads. I wanted to go on that mission trip and look through the eyes of someone from a different culture and see what they saw. I wanted to meet people who didn’t crush the can of what they just drank on their forehead.-Rebecca Meyer, Crooked Lines
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- Author Richie Norton
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It’s funny how we save the world at the expense of our world—help others while forgetting our own.
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- Author Wally Lamb We Are Water
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Is that what love is all about? Needing them to come back to you when they're away? To come home and keep you safe?
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- Author Mignon McLaughlin
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Family quarrels have a total bitterness unmatched by others. Yet it sometimes happens that they also have a kind of tang, a pleasantness beneath the unpleasantness, based on the tacit understanding that this is not for keeps; that any limb you climb out on will still be there later for you to climb back.
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- Author Alan Sakowitz
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Unless today is well lived, tomorrow is not important.
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- Author A.P. Jensen
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Contentment isn’t something that just happens to you, Regan Lee, it’s a choice. You have to want exactly what you have.
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- Author Stephanie Coontz
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It wasn't until the 1920s that a bare majority of children grew up in families where the father's labor purchased the family's provisions, while their mother did unpaid child care, elder care, and housework.The Great Depression and World War II disrupted this family form, but it roared back in the 1950s, when the percentage of wives and mothers who were supported entirely by their husbands' wages reached a high that has never been equaled, before or since.
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