“The most frightening thing about love is the appearance of “we.” For i...” — Ruslana Pidsadiuk Quote

“The most frightening thing about love is the appearance of “we.” For it means only one thing: the “I” has already been forgotten.”

“In less than a year of knowing me, he had understood more than some had in centuries.”

“He left her there —”

“Intimacy should be wanted — and perhaps, one day, we’ll feel it.”

“That was how we touched each other’s worlds, each sacrificing something of our own.”

“The bounds of time grow blurred in a life too long…”

“(In reference to swingers) In the meantime, if you wish to declare yourself polyamorous, get used to the fact that the confusion is gong to remain as a pejorative. Sure, clear up the misunderstanding as much as you can, but don't put too much effort into setting yourself up as a "good", responsible, community-oriented polyamorist by contrasting yourself to the "bad" swingers - they may not be your siblings, but they're definitely your cousins.”

“Delusions are hardly an escape from reality. It’s a way of understanding insane people living in a backwards world.”

“Love thrives not in perfection, but in acceptance. It grows when we recognise the beauty in imperfections and embrace them with compassion. Relationships are strengthened when empathy replaces judgement, and connection becomes the foundation of every bond.”

“The fights are always the same”

“Bir nevi zıtlıkların dansıdır bu: sessiz, gürültüyü arar; hareketli ise sakinliğin peşinden koşar.”