“Opportunity may knock only once but temptation leans on the door bell”
―
Oprah Winfrey,
Oprah Winfrey Speaks: Insights from the World's Most Influential Voice
“Kiss me hot,heavy,wet & angry with that attitude like you do when your mouth yells it hates me but your tongue screams it can’t wait for me. Hug me, touch me, submit to me with that insatiable passion like you do when you thought you could leave but the sight of my throbbing rock hard love muscle made you too weak in the knees. Your mind is melting fast, your soul is whispering trust, your eyes are begging please and your anger has turned to lust. Let me undress your body, caress your skin and wetly massage your mind back into making love to me again. I’d rather say I’m sorry and keep my best friend than have this come to an end. Be encouraged but more importantly…be lethal with your make up love.” ― Kerry E. Wagner
“Stop worshiping the bad in boys and start recognizing the good in men” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“A good response beats a bad reaction any day. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“Intercourse is one thing, Intimacy is everything. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“DRAMA: Be careful about being baited into the personal battles and confusion of others. If you want to help someone out emotionally, be certain he or she has made a commitment to the sacrifice before you intervene for his or her success. If you don’t, you’re likely to be drained of all your healthy energy with his or her selfish petty, pitiful pretending and negotiating. Be encouraged but more importantly if you can’t make it better, whatever you do don’t make it worse, for them and especially yourself” ― Kerry E. Wagner
“Just because you start attempting to do right, doesn’t mean people will let you forget about what you’ve done wrong…Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“One of the smartest things one can do in life sometimes…is play stupid. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“Everyone thinks of romantic comedies as being these sappy, unrealistic stories where love conquers all and everyone ends up happy at the end. But that's not what her movies were at all. Like, in Sleepless in Seattle, you can't really get any sadder that Tom Hanks missing his dead wife. And in You've Got Mail, Meg Ryan misses her mom and loses her store. None of that gets resolved by the end. It's not like Tom's wife comes back to life, and Meg Ryan still loses the business her mom built.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“The things that suck still suck, but they're allowed to be happy. And maybe it means so much more that they're happy, knowing that they still carry that sadness with them.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“It wouldn’t matter if he was a bad boy , if you got rid of your bad habit. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“Sometimes it helps to think back to what made us happy when we were young, before we met people who told us our dreams were silly or unrealistic. What lit up your heart when you were a kid? Maybe that’s your thing.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Very Sincerely Yours
“But what if I stop giving everyone everything, and then they don’t give me anything back to fill the void?” ― Kerry Winfrey, Not Like the Movies
“It doesn’t matter how someone in a romantic comedy affords their absurdly nice house, or whether or not their profession makes sense, or if technically they’re sort of stalking someone they heard on a call-in radio show. What matters is that they have hope. Sure, they find love, but it’s not even about love. It’s the hope that you deserve happiness, and that you won’t be sad forever, and that things will get better. It’s hope that life doesn’t always have to be a miserable slog, that you can find someone to love who understands you and accepts you just as you are.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“Maybe my person and I won’t fit together like two halves of the same whole, but neither did Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in You’ve Got Mail or Sleepless in Seattle. They didn’t erase each other’s pain; they just made it bearable.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“Shush. Let the man emote. We need to encourage straight men to share their feelings; that would solve, like, ninety percent of the world’s problems.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Very Sincerely Yours
“He used three exclamation points? That kind of irresponsible punctuation must mean something's up.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Love and Other Alien Experiences
“The air is slightly chilly, but there's a promise in the air. It might be rainy and cold and, okay, it wouldn't be unheard of if it started snowing in April, but warm weather is coming. Things are growing, and I can feel it.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Not Like the Movies
“No one in the history of ever has called me chill. I came out of the womb and the doctor was like, ‘Whoa, get this newborn into a baby yoga class, she’s stressed.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Not Like the Movies
“Kiss me hot,heavy,wet & angry with that attitude like you do when your mouth yells it hates me but your tongue screams it can’t wait for me. Hug me, touch me, submit to me with that insatiable passion like you do when you thought you could leave but the sight of my throbbing rock hard love muscle made you too weak in the knees. Your mind is melting fast, your soul is whispering trust, your eyes are begging please and your anger has turned to lust. Let me undress your body, caress your skin and wetly massage your mind back into making love to me again. I’d rather say I’m sorry and keep my best friend than have this come to an end. Be encouraged but more importantly…be lethal with your make up love.” ― Kerry E. Wagner
“Stop worshiping the bad in boys and start recognizing the good in men” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“A good response beats a bad reaction any day. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“Intercourse is one thing, Intimacy is everything. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“DRAMA: Be careful about being baited into the personal battles and confusion of others. If you want to help someone out emotionally, be certain he or she has made a commitment to the sacrifice before you intervene for his or her success. If you don’t, you’re likely to be drained of all your healthy energy with his or her selfish petty, pitiful pretending and negotiating. Be encouraged but more importantly if you can’t make it better, whatever you do don’t make it worse, for them and especially yourself” ― Kerry E. Wagner
“Just because you start attempting to do right, doesn’t mean people will let you forget about what you’ve done wrong…Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“One of the smartest things one can do in life sometimes…is play stupid. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“Everyone thinks of romantic comedies as being these sappy, unrealistic stories where love conquers all and everyone ends up happy at the end. But that's not what her movies were at all. Like, in Sleepless in Seattle, you can't really get any sadder that Tom Hanks missing his dead wife. And in You've Got Mail, Meg Ryan misses her mom and loses her store. None of that gets resolved by the end. It's not like Tom's wife comes back to life, and Meg Ryan still loses the business her mom built.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“The things that suck still suck, but they're allowed to be happy. And maybe it means so much more that they're happy, knowing that they still carry that sadness with them.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“It wouldn’t matter if he was a bad boy , if you got rid of your bad habit. Be encouraged” ― Kerry E. Wagner, Never Let Go of My Hand
“Sometimes it helps to think back to what made us happy when we were young, before we met people who told us our dreams were silly or unrealistic. What lit up your heart when you were a kid? Maybe that’s your thing.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Very Sincerely Yours
“But what if I stop giving everyone everything, and then they don’t give me anything back to fill the void?” ― Kerry Winfrey, Not Like the Movies
“It doesn’t matter how someone in a romantic comedy affords their absurdly nice house, or whether or not their profession makes sense, or if technically they’re sort of stalking someone they heard on a call-in radio show. What matters is that they have hope. Sure, they find love, but it’s not even about love. It’s the hope that you deserve happiness, and that you won’t be sad forever, and that things will get better. It’s hope that life doesn’t always have to be a miserable slog, that you can find someone to love who understands you and accepts you just as you are.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“Maybe my person and I won’t fit together like two halves of the same whole, but neither did Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in You’ve Got Mail or Sleepless in Seattle. They didn’t erase each other’s pain; they just made it bearable.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks
“Shush. Let the man emote. We need to encourage straight men to share their feelings; that would solve, like, ninety percent of the world’s problems.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Very Sincerely Yours
“He used three exclamation points? That kind of irresponsible punctuation must mean something's up.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Love and Other Alien Experiences
“The air is slightly chilly, but there's a promise in the air. It might be rainy and cold and, okay, it wouldn't be unheard of if it started snowing in April, but warm weather is coming. Things are growing, and I can feel it.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Not Like the Movies
“No one in the history of ever has called me chill. I came out of the womb and the doctor was like, ‘Whoa, get this newborn into a baby yoga class, she’s stressed.” ― Kerry Winfrey, Not Like the Movies
