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“The spectre of alternative truth â€� highly organised, large-scale lies â€� that haunts the establishment today was heralded by the normalisation of shamelessness.”
― Ece Temelkuran, How to Lose a Country: The 7 Steps from Democracy to Dictatorship

“There are boundaries in nature. There are rivers, forests, escarpments, ravines and mountain ranges; there are cellulose walls. But these boundaries are in fact areas of transaction, semi-permeable membranes. The notion that a perimeter should be impenetrable is a human contrivance alone.”
― Nick Hayes, The Book of Trespass: Crossing the Lines that Divide Us

“Someone who needs a veil, an object, even one made of silk, between themselves and the world is afraid of life. They’re afraid to experience things, to really feel them. And I think life is far too short and far too wonderful not to really look at it, not to really grab it, not to really live it.”
― Nino Haratischwili, The Eighth Life

“So if this is you, too; if somewhere along the way you lost the part of yourself that felt you could do anything, be anything; if there is a part of you that doesn’t feel strong or doesn’t know how to begin, that doesn’t feel you look the way you ‘shouldâ€� or feels ashamed in your own body, I am here to tell you whatever you have believed in the past does not have to determine your story.”
― Poorna Bell, Stronger: Changing Everything I Knew About Women’s Strength