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Li wan rojan Min li gor zewqa hezkirîya xwe jîyana xwe tevde bi rengê şîn xemilandibû Şîn û tenê şîn... Şînê bi rengê deryayê Û di rojek ji rojan de ji nişka ve min destê hezkirîya xwe di destê kesekî din de dît ku jîyana xwe tevde bi rengê zer girêdabû Zerê bi rengê ronahîya rojê Min soberî nedizanî Dilê min rê neda ku hînî soberîyê bibim Û ez di nav deryayeke şîn û bêkutahî ya tirs û xeyalan de xeniqîm!
حسین پناهی
We can reach a global harmony if we remove xenophobia
Neda Aria
For how long would I be trapped in the condition of melancholy without going insane?
Neda Aria
Evenings without you are Empires stacked on my heart! - Neda Ria Loncho
Neda Ria Loncho
Arriba un moment a la vida en què ens adonem que els nostres pares no es poden salvar a si mateixos, i tampoc no ens poden salvar a nosaltres, i que tothom que neda a través del temps acaba veient-se arrossegat pel corrent, que se l'endú mar endins. Arriba un moment en què, en definitiva, tothom acaba marxant.
John Green (Looking for Alaska)
For me, all those systematic Bureaucracies of traditional schools jaded me. For me, I still couldn’t understand why we have to have a factory style education for children living in the 21st century. Why hold them in place, asking them to read and repeat and giving them a number of tasks to finish? I still have no idea how exams and objective assessments could measure human behavior or intelligence. Is it some kind of barcoding human aptitude? Is it ethical anyway?
Neda Aria (Ideo: The Bitter Recipes of the Truth)
Look at yourself. Do you want to be a bland pot of spaghetti with no sauce and spice? You are just as normal as everyone else. Do you want to perish with time?
Neda Aria (Rhythm of Missing Pieces)
And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that in the transgressive romance, the only true taboo is being dull.
Neda Aria
In a family not much different from yours They cover every girl born and unborn The girl shan’t talk Shan’t run, shan’t dream The girl shan’t expect, shan’t even exist
Neda Aria (Divercity: A Poetry Collection : on peace, love and empathy (Creed of Slaves Book 1))
For how long are you willing to lie to yourself about who you are? You are not one of them with an expiry date. You're not bound to time.
Neda Aria (Rythm of Missing Pieces)
How sure are you that it is your decision? You’re conditioned to think you need to have a child to be happy. But my dear, what if you don’t? Would you feel incomplete?
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
His eyes had a shimmer that excited me. Every time they landed on me, they set my heart racing and my thoughts spinning.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I kneeled down, “I do whatever you please. I do whatever you want.” I tried to touch him. “Choke me, hit me, I would take it all.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Principom, ktory dodava myslienke dynamicku silu korespondovat s jej predmetom, a tak zvladnut akukolvek nepriaznivu ludsku skusenost, je zakon pritazlivosti, ktory je inym oznacenim pre lasku. Je to vecny a fundamentalny princip, ktory je podstatou vsetkych veci, kazdeho filozofickeho systemu, nabozenstva i vedy. Zakonu lasku sa neda uniknut. To cit prepoziciava mysleniu vitalitu. Cit je tuzba a tuzba je laska. Myslienka presiaknuta laskou sa stava neporazitelnou.
Charles F. Haanel
Iranian Americans today find themselves caught in racial loopholes in which they are not white enough to escape racially motivated discrimination and hate crimes, but are too white to reliably secure race-based protection and legal redress for the violent and discriminatory acts committed against them.
Neda Maghbouleh (The Limits of Whiteness: Iranian Americans and the Everyday Politics of Race)
Many women give up on how they look these days. They become a communality in a society that prefers to follow rather than stand out. They merge in time as if it doesn’t exist and they fade away into it. No one will hear about them ever again when they die. In their culture, uniqueness is a sin. To be part of this fake paradise, they become a commodity.
Neda Aria (Rhythm of Missing Pieces)
You’re not resisting enough, darling. If you wanted to go, you would. Unsurprisingly, you’re giving up. You’re still as weak as you were and you will always be if you continue looking at yourself this way. The cycle will never end. I can’t help you forever. You have to make a change now. Separate yourself from yourself. Time won’t wait for anyone, even you.
Neda Aria (Rhythm of Missing Pieces)
Don’t dare to follow me” I threatened him. He curved his back and walked away. “You’re just like carrots. I hate carrots” he mumbled and disappeared into the bedroom.
Neda Aria
He makes me angry too. Stupid people in general. The purpose of their creation was to test my anger management skills” Versi said and jumped down his laps and stood by me.
Neda Aria
Yes. We were happy. We didn’t need Blijd to be happy. We were making it and selling it to the whole multiverse. Why we should have sold our dreams for what we already had?” “To be happier?” “There is no happier. If you’re happy, you’re happy” The Dream of Dandelions - WIP
Neda Aria
The only and last words she remembered her mother told her before she became mute was, “You have to remember Pollyanna. In Naraka, you can never ever trust anyone. “She sighed. One of those long sighs that would make her cough till she puked blood. Polly could recall the revolting rotten smell of blood, “no one is your friend here. Do you understand? No one” Umber blood dripping from the corner of her lips, “They might be nice to you only for the lake. This lake is like your life. You have to protect it. This is the only way you can live a long life” she spit the blood and mucus in a piece of filthy cloth. “But mom. Why should we live a long life when it’s a very bad time to live and many bad people want to kill us?” “Because your innocent dreams still have colors and power and we have to keep them that way
Neda Aria
In 1991 two hikers in the Italian Alps stumbled upon a 5,300-year-old corpse that would later be dubbed “Ötzi the Iceman.” Preserved for more than five millennia in the ice and dry mountain air, Ötzi is the oldest intact corpse ever found. Forensic investigation revealed that Ötzi was most likely a shepherd. Ötzi was also a murder victim. He had been shot in the back with an arrow. As a Bronze Age shepherd who became a murder victim, we might think of Ötzi as the Abel of the Alps. I find it poignant and sadly apropos that the oldest human corpse was not found resting in a peaceful grave with attendant signs of reverence, but sprawled upon a bleak mountainside with an arrow in his back. It’s a distressing commentary on the origins of human civilization. It seems that human civilization is incapable of advancing without shooting brothers in the back. From the lonely death of Ötzi in the Italian Alps to Neda Agha-Soltan in Iran, whose violent death in Tehran during the 2009 election protests was captured on a cell-phone camera and witnessed around the world, the number of Abels who lay slain by a Cain are incalculable. In a world that spills the blood of the innocent, it’s easy to despair. But it’s the world Abel, Ötzi, and Neda were slain in that Jesus came to save.
Brian Zahnd (A Farewell to Mars: An Evangelical Pastor's Journey Toward the Biblical Gospel of Peace)
That’s the vicious truth doctor. For me and persons like me, we are experiencing a divorce from our own individual self by sensing our sensations, emotions, behaviors as not belonging to the same person or identity. That’s how you psychiatrists could explain it. That’s how society would like to codify its population. Such a ludicrous model we’ve been creating calling it civilization
Neda Aria
For me, all those systematic Bureaucracies of traditional schools jaded me. For me, I still I couldn’t understand why we have to have a factory style education for children living in the 21st century. Why hold them in place, asking them to read and repeat and giving them a number of tasks to finish? I still have no idea how exams and objective assessments could measure human behavior or intelligence. Is it some kind of barcoding human aptitude? Is it ethical anyway?
Neda Aria
When my men touched you, it gave me the power to see you such susceptible. It made me forget myself. It separated you from me, from the shame of having you. From the unbreakable cycle of repetition.
Neda Aria (Rythm of Missing Pieces)
Death is not scary, it’s where we end up that is.
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
I’m sorry but this place is promised to be the last destination for the guests who willingly want to die.
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
Humans are more complex than that. You never know. What if there are some people who don’t literally wish to disappear? They just assume they want… or what if they just show up here in desperation… looking for someone to come and find them before they die?
Neda Aria
While Chase returned to the station, to drill a little deeper into Cher’s background, as he announced with a touch of relish, we went to the offices of the Hampton Cove Gazette instead, where a mountain of work awaited our human, since she’d already spent all day yesterday and part of today trying to figure out who had killed Neda Hoeppner, and now it was time to devote some of her time to her actual job.
Nic Saint (Mysteries of Max: Books 34-36 (Mysteries of Max Collection Book 12))
For a moment he can take a flight of fancy—scandalous, unbearable to hold it for more than a second—that he is Sunny himself, that Neda is his, that he has a normal life, a life where he is in control.
Deepti Kapoor (Age of Vice)
The days come and go, the cars passing by. Nothing is permanent in a prostitute’s life. Surely, no gloryhole is forever.
Neda Aria (Slut Vomit: An Anthology of Sex Work (Outcast-Press Anthologies))
What amazes me, after all these years of selling my body, is that it’s always a man. Always… Always a man who is appalled by us enough to cause a scene. Even the men who chose to buy us.
Neda Aria (Slut Vomit: An Anthology of Sex Work (Outcast-Press Anthologies))
How easy it is to justify the same act under a different name. A wife… A prostitute. Both are fucked in all the holes they have. Both do it to give their life some kind of value, both may enjoy being called a slut in bed.
Neda Aria (Slut Vomit: An Anthology of Sex Work (Outcast-Press Anthologies))
I am not a victim, I am not a sinner, and I am no different than any other human selling their time and youth every day to a cluttered, blue-collar job. Accept the truth. You prefer to die under the weight of chronic stress and suffer from depression to get paid at the end of the month… and I… work my ass off stress and anxiety, free and enjoying it. We all are prostitutes, one way or another.
Neda Aria (Slut Vomit: An Anthology of Sex Work (Outcast-Press Anthologies))
When you look at yourself in the mirror, will you not see a stranger as well? What is the difference between us when you feel like that about yourself, darling?
Neda Aria (Rhythm of Missing Pieces)
Lilith Wilde is more than just a pseudonym; she’s the embodiment of my romance literary rebirth. Think of her as the writer who guzzles coffee like water, who gets hit by writer’s block like it’s a sport, who eavesdrops on strangers for dialogue inspiration, and who looks to cats for a muse (because why not?). With Lilith Wilde, I go back into romance, but this time, with a flavor that’s as dark as my coffee.
Neda Aria
I aim to couple Flaubert and de Sade and give them a child.
Neda Aria
In the seventh century A.D. the Bulgars in turn began to migrate into the Balkans. They had come originally from central Asia and were said to be related to the Huns. They were of the same stock as the Turks and spoke a language similar to Turkish. Before migrating to the Balkans, they had lived north of the Black Sea. Their social order was vastly different from that of the Slavs, although eventually the Slavic system became dominant. The Bulgars, unlike the Slavs who repudiated the concept of kingship, were governed autocratically by khans. The Bulgars were warriors who fought on horseback, and their customs and dress were Asiatic. When the Bulgars overran what is now northeastern Bulgaria, they found Slavic tribes already established and quickly made peace with them in order to strengthen themselves against the Byzantines. As the Slavs were far more numerous than the Bulgars, the latter were assimilated, and within two centuries the Bulgars had been completely slavicized. The Slavic language and culture were adopted, although the Bulgarian name and political structure were retained.
Neda A. Walpole (Area Handbook for Bulgaria)
Here I was trying to find a way home—and by home what I meant was that feeling I belonged.
Neda Toloui-Semnani (They Said They Wanted Revolution: A Memoir of My Parents)
In another lifetime, I’d choose you. Over and over again, without a moment’s hesitation.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
The profound sense of being understood, deciphered, and accepted overwhelmed me.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
He was Daphne to my Apollo. Unattainable yet irresistible.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I am constantly in a state of love when I'm sharing memories with someone else.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Memories acquire a poignant beauty when two people who were once deeply in love are no longer together.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
You’re not the type of lady inclined to blindly conform to societal norms.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Never give up. For love, you gotta give it your all.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Those captivating eyes, what power they possessed to affect me so profoundly.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
He possessed an uncanny ability to provoke me, stir my sensitivities, and ignite a blazing rage within me.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
You are the epitome of grace and beauty
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Your value isn’t contingent upon the number of admirers you may attract; rather, it is inherent to your being, a reflection of who you are and the inherent preciousness you possess.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
With every fleeting second, I felt as though I aged a year.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I hated Gio. I hated him to make me feel things I’d never felt before. Wanting things I’d never wanted before.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
There was a cruel comfort in his ignorance.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I don’t love you, and I will never love you. Not now, not ever.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I was higher than smoking any joint, drunker than drinking any alcohol.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
You’re so wet.” I smiled, “It’s your fault. Always.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Here I stood, years wiser, more experienced, and supposedly stronger. Yet, I found myself feeling the same way—fragile, exposed, and brought to my knees by his influence
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
His love was an inferno, an insatiable fire that continued to burn within me.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Every second passed I felt lesser, smaller, less valuable.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
Transgressive Romance is a subgenre that pushes the boundaries of societal and moral norms within a romantic narrative. These stories often explore forbidden or taboo relationships, and delve into dark, controversial or illicit themes. Characters may engage in behaviors or find themselves in situations that challenge conventional ethical standards or societal expectations. Transgressive Romance can be a provocative exploration of love and desire set against a backdrop of moral ambiguity, allowing readers to question and explore unconventional romantic dynamics within the safety of a fictional setting.
Neda Aria
Despite their legal classification as white, the twenty-first-century experiences of Iranians and other Middle Easterners exemplify an extension of Mia Tuan’s concept of the “forever foreigner” in which no degree of citizenship, legal whiteness, occupational and education success, assimilatory efforts, or self-identification as “American” render Middle Easterners fully white in day-to-day life.
Neda Maghbouleh (The Limits of Whiteness: Iranian Americans and the Everyday Politics of Race)
...What’s the purpose of an eternal life when you lose everyone and everything you love? What’s truly the purpose of that?” “Is love the only essence of life?” “Of course it is. What is life without it? Life without love is just a colorless outline of an unfinished masterpiece
Neda Aria
Sometimes, I can’t separate the reality from dream or illusion. Sometimes, I get so tired thinking about what if I’m not really here and all the good things happened in my life were just a mirage.” “I guess you feel it when you reach some sort of pleasure?” “True. I’m suffering from the fear of losing happiness. The fear that the moments of joy to be taken away from me and be replaced by a tragedy” “Cherophobia. That’s what it’s called.” She glanced at my face “Yeah. That’s what the shrink said” “I’ll cure your fear” “How?” “By eternal life
Neda Aria
Pain is fuel. Cherish it Elexis. It pushes you to the recreation of yourself. It pushes you to be who you really are bareboned
Neda Aria
In the Cloud Park, they promised to make you happy but I swear to candy gods. Immediately after you move in, they take the last bits of your happiness away and make you feel, whatever you do is a bubble on water. Do not believe what they say when they smile. I repeat. Do… Not… Believe! Sincerely, Rossito
Neda Aria (The Legend of Kelpie)
Do you want to perish in time?
Neda Aria (Rythm of Missing Pieces)
The Cycle will never end!
Neda Aria (Rythm of Missing Pieces)
Look at us. Just look how similar yet different we are. An exclusive being and a commoner.
Neda Aria (Rythm of Missing Pieces)
Women like her caused declination of social values.
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
I am the revolution. I am a social change!
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
You are not a reproductive machine. Do you get it? I saved you from slavery.
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
I lost everything. My social value, my child, and my husband.
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
To all ignorant women who see their worth in their bodies. In having a husband. In the number of the children they bear. To Mandana Saberi a woman who sacrificed her meaningful being for the sake of a fake social value.
Neda Aria (Feminomaniacs)
I pretended like an adult, as if everything was alright.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I’m plague-ridden with wanderlust and that is what identifies me.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
My heart, it seemed, had deserted its confines within my chest, choosing instead to take residence in my head, my ears, and every fiber of my trembling being.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
His eyes, impenetrable, mocked my vulnerability.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I yearned to immerse myself in the shadows of that furtive existence. I longed to breach the impenetrable walls of that fortress.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
It felt like a million deaths, every time he called me that.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I need you to be mine. To let me inside those tall walls you’ve build around you. What are you protecting? Let me in.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
You don’t understand the depths of my desires, the darkness that dwells within. I’m protecting you from a world you could never comprehend.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
But some feelings can’t be denied. Some connections are too powerful to sever.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)
I won’t burry you under my weight.
Neda Aria (Bella Donna)