2,417 Quotes About Identity
- Author Ellen Wittlinger
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I was surprised at how much general fear and anxiety lurked inside me these days. I'd never been a fearful person, never even understood phobias like fear of heights of water or snakes or any of those things. And while I knew that my coming out as a transgender person was going to throw certain people for a loop, I somehow hadn't realized how much it would throw me.
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- Author Philip Hensher
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People talk about anal sex as though it’s the be-all and end-all of gay identity.
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- Author Nick Hornby
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All the books we own, both read and unread, are the fullest expression of self we have at our disposal. ... But with each passing year, and with each whimsical purchase, our libraries become more and more able to articulate who we are, whether we read the books or not.
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- Author Patricia Highsmith
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Perhaps identity, like hell, was merely other people.
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- Author Iris Murdoch
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Misery had certainly given her energy, a sense of identity, a powerful questing will. It was even impressive. His part however was to be lucid and disappointing and cold. The least tenderness or excitement, the least foothold in his heart, and he and she would both be in danger.
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- Author Erik Pevernagie
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Love is blind. Love of money is blind. Greed and money make people forfeit the quiddity of life, banish them from what is essential and alienate them from themselves. They lose their identity and become drifting exiles. ( "Money rocking and rolling" )
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- Author Moffat Machingura
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You know you do not understand yourself if everyone seems to understand you.
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- Author Jill Telford
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Walls get made, walls crumble, buildings get built, buildings collapse, memories get made, memories last.
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- Author A.C. Spearing
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Part of the horror of his dream-experience is that he is trapped in a state of fear so deep-rooted as to have become an identity, which makes him from the beginning as unattractive to the other figures in his dream as they are to him.
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