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some people come into your life for a reason, some a season, and some a lifetime.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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You belong to me, Ari, and you always will…
You’re more than ‘just’ my best friend, and I never want to be ‘just friends’ again.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I think you’re sexy as fuck, and if you weren’t my best friend, and this wasn’t a dream, I’d totally fuck you right now…
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I recently had sex with someone who might’ve ruined me for all others.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I'm going to miss you... so fucking much.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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They don't sell friends in stores....
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Really, though? Have I ever told you how deep you are?”
“No.” He smiled as he got out of the car. “But that’s only because you and I have never fucked…
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Any relationship built solely on instant attraction is a recipe for failure.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I should've seen this coming miles away; should've known that you would never bare your soul to me like I bared mine to you.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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For years, I'd never understood what it meant when people said they felt like laughing and crying at the same time, until now. (...) I was waking up every morning - reaching for her, rolling over in bed at night to pull her closer, but she was never there.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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You’ve been there for every moment of my life and I’ve been there for yours, too. I do love you. I am in love with you.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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You being here today and seeing me like this didn’t happen.”
“It never does…
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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What’s wrong with my place?”
“I would answer that, but it never happened…
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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...sex is the number one cause of ruin for all male to female relationship.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I'm honestly ashamed to call you my friend sometimes.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I was pretty sure I loved him, and not in the way I loved him before. This was different. This was “I needed to have him every hour of the day,” “be around him whenever I could”, and “do whatever I could to have him” type of way.
From the way he looked at me, I could tell he felt the same.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Are you still interested in hardcore?
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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It would be nice to have some amazing sex before I leave for culinary school.”
“Then have some, I can help you with that.”
“What? Not with you with you. Are you out of your mind?”
“I'm definitely not talking about sex with me. You wouldn’t be able to handle me…”
“Please!
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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That’s because none of your previous girlfriends were ever smart enough to know all the states that make up America. They’d probably be shocked to know that there was one called Arizona in the first place.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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And lastly, the reason I was definitely ending this relationship sooner than later, was her new and weird-ass sex fetish: She liked to crawl around the room on all fours and purr like a kitten before and after sex. She even “meowed” when she came.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Because I don’t want to hear you cry when no one but Dawson wants to be your boyfriend…It’s because of your braces.” I’d thought they couldn’t get any worse, but sometimes she stuck colored rubber bands in them so she could eat. Sometimes I told her she should just starve. “Did you and Rachel pick a meet
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Sliding his hand down a little lower, he slapped my ass. Hard. “Ahhh…” I cried out as he did it again. And again…
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Algunas personas entran en tu vida por una razón, otras por una temporada y otras para siempre.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Now, get out of the car before you start staring into space, so I can show you how to get exactly what your pussy needs."
"Really, though? Have I ever told you how deep your are?"
"No." He smiled as he got out of the car. "But that's only because you and I have never fucked...
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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No, but for future reference, if you ever start going down on a girl, please refrain from saying ‘Nom-nom-nom’. It kind of kills the mood.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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He once saw me naked at a pool party when we were eighteen and begged me—fucking begged me, to put my clothes back on. ASAP. So, yeah. He’s not attracted to me either. Can you promise not to make any accusations about the two of us now?
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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Why don’t they tell you that the major you declare your sophomore year may be the one subject you end up loathing by your senior year? And how can people honestly expect a nineteen year old to know what she wants to do for the rest of her life and be happy with her decision?
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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I didn’t know it then, but my father and his fickle follower had practically predicted my future…
A few years after he gave that speech, he must’ve figured he’d obliged his “reason” in me and my mom’s life because he left us both. Several years after that, my mother decided her “season” of motherhood was done, and decided that she was tired of being a mom—that her real calling could be found in smoke bars and casinos. As far as for “a lifetime,” I could only think of one person who ever came close…
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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No matter how long he's known the woman or how casually they have met, if he's strongly attracted to her, he immediately starts thinking of marriage. Frightened by even the thought, he ends it, right there. A man such as this may know that he can't make a permanent commitment, and be really sincere about not wanting to use or mislead a woman by allowing a relationship to develop further.
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Steven Carter (MEN WHO CAN'T LOVE)
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We hope so much that you will be able to come and have tea with us on Wednesday, as we would be much disappointed not to see you.
Yours sincerely,
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Robert A. Carter (Buffalo Bill Cody: The Man Behind the Legend)
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—Estoy enamorado de ti y me importa una mierda si llevas el anillo de otro hombre porque lo que tienes con él no tiene nada que envidiar a lo que tienes conmigo.
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Whitney G. (Sincerely, Carter (Sincerely Yours, #1))
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She also managed to recite the phrase “Theories are not synonymous to facts,” on Mondays and Tuesdays, “Idiots accept blindly while geniuses confirm consciously” on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and, on Fridays and Saturdays, she recited her favorite phrase: “Stereotyping is a logical fallacy.” She meant every single phrase in all sincerity, which prevented her from searching for the extraterrestrials out of boredom and deprivation from social interaction.
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Lucy Carter (Logicalard Fallacoid)
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In 1976 the Republicans were not yet the party of unhinged mystical anarchism they became over the next four decades. Rather, after the unhappiness, unfriendliness, cynicism, paranoia, and finally the high crimes of Richard Nixon, Americans were eager to install Mr. Rogers in the White House—that is, sincere, low-key, straightforward Jimmy Carter, a devoutly Protestant goody-goody complete with toothy smile and cardigan sweater whom Reston hadn’t even mentioned as a contender in his New Year’s election preview.
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Kurt Andersen (Evil Geniuses: The Unmaking of America)
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They were, David decided, a very colourful lot, but apart from Herries himself he was unable, during those first weeks, to strike up a friendship with any one of them. It was as though he had joined a band of castaways on a desert island, the lone survivor of a subsequent wreck, and at first he was inclined to view his isolation as the inevitable result of his own mental confusion. In the end he took his problem to Herries.
'In a sense you are an outsider, my dear chap,' he said, 'and that's the reason I grabbed you the moment you showed up. You're the bridge, don't you see? A passage over a generation gap, and it isn't the conventional generation gap we all have to cross if we know our business properly. Your gap, caused by the war, is semi permanent. It might take twenty years to close.'
'But some of the chaps on the staff are only a year or so older than I am,' David argued. 'There's the C.3 men, and Carter.'
'It's not a matter of years, but of experience, don't you see? What are our casualties to date? Not far short of three million, I'd say, and a third of them dead at eighteen-plus. No one who hasn't been out can imagine what it's like. Mentally a man like you must have aged about a year every month, and that makes you immeasurably senior to theorists like me, and faithful old buffers like Cordwainer, Acton and Gibbs.
Someone
has to tackle the job of nudging all those young rascals over the threshold into what I sincerely hope will be an entirely new world.
We
can't do it because we're even more adrift than they are and haven't a compass reading between us. In a year or so I daresay we can find you some help. Hang it all, everyone in his early twenties can't be dead or maimed or gassed. In the meantime you're on your own, lad.
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R.F. Delderfield
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some people come into your life for a reason, some a season, and some a lifetime.”
― Whitney Gracia Williams, Sincerely, Carter
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Whitney Garcia Williams