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Dolly Alderton

Everything I Know About Love

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  • forgetenothas quoted4 years ago
    We had absolutely nothing in common. But he wanted to be my first proper boyfriend, and when I was nineteen that was a good enough reason to go out with someone.
  • val ☽has quoted7 months ago
    Many times, I would invent a person in my head and create our chemistry as if writing a screenplay, and by the time we’d meet again in real life, I’d be crushingly let down. It was as if, when things didn’t go as I imagined, I’d assumed he would have been given a copy of the script I’d written and I’d feel frustrated that his agent obviously forgot to courier it to him to memorize.
  • daryahas quoted3 years ago
    The worst feeling in the world is being dumped.
  • daryahas quoted3 years ago
    People told me how great I looked, over and over and over again. Every compliment fed me like lunch.
  • daryahas quoted3 years ago
    I never felt overweight, but my body type was often muddily described as ‘a big girl’.
  • forgetenothas quoted4 years ago
    Intensity and intimacy. How could I have got them so mixed up?
  • forgetenothas quoted4 years ago
    For some, the sound that defined their adolescence was the joyful shrieks of their siblings playing in the garden. For others, it was the chain rattle of their much-loved bike, hobbling along hills and vales. Some will recall birdsong as they walked to school, or the sound of laughing and footballs being kicked in the playground. For me, it was the sound of AOL dial-up internet.
  • Lucíahas quoted8 months ago
    Men aren’t bad, women aren’t good.
    People are people and we all make, allow, and enable mistakes.
  • Lucíahas quoted8 months ago
    No practical matter is important enough to keep you in the wrong relationship.
    Holidays can be canceled, weddings can be called off, houses can be sold.
    Don’t hide your cowardice in practical matters.
  • Lucíahas quoted8 months ago
    I am enough.
    I am enough.
    The words ricocheted through me, shaking every cell as they traveled.
    I felt them; I understood them; they fused into my bones.
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