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There’s always a moment of transition for you, that one moment when you turn from outsider to in, when you leave your past behind and suddenly mesh with the new life you’ve joined.

— William Barton When We Were Real (1999)

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Human society begins with what nature makes male and female mammals want from each other.

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Seduction’s so easy when its target has the same object in mind.

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A woman’s laughter can charm a man out of his senses.

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War, they say, is just business conducted through other means.

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They say you can’t really remember pain, remembering only the fact of it, not the precise way it feel. Maybe the same thing’s true of happiness.

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