Knowledge stimulates mental faculties — Freedom Goodbird
Knowledge stimulates mental faculties — Freedom Goodbird
Knowledge stimulates mental faculties — Freedom Goodbird
Knowledge stimulates mental faculties — Freedom Goodbird
Knowledge stimulates mental faculties — Freedom Goodbird
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Knowledge stimulates mental faculties

— Freedom Goodbird
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More “Addiction” Quotes

This woman’s size protected herfrom the hurts of the worldbut it also imprisoned her soul. As the merry-go-round revolve — David W. Earle
A spiritual hell I lived in … hating the God of love and knowing the god I served … hated me! — David W. Earle
Her screams are heard across generations who dared not scream and died without joy,in silence and isolation. — David W. Earle
After all, addiction is just the last stage of consumerism. — Charles Baxter, Burning Down the House: Essays on Fiction
Needing something is not the same thing as being interested in the thing itself. — Charles Baxter, Burning Down the House: Essays on Fiction
I was just a little buckaroo when they first invited me to Marlboro Country. I loved being a cowboy; and smoking seemed — John Aaron, Romancing the Smoke: Reflections of a Nicotine Addict
These guys had names for every conceivable drinking situation. They liked to have a little eye-opener to get themselves — G.M. Ford, Who in Hell Is Wanda Fuca?
What is addiction, really? It is a sign, a signal, a symptom of distress. It is a language that tells us about a plight — Alice Miller, Breaking Down the Wall of Silence: The Liberating Experience of Facing Painful Truth
Avoid using cigarettes, alcohol, and drugs as alternatives to being an interesting person. — Marilyn Vos Savant
Being mad at a drug addict for doing what drug addicts do, is like being mad at a shark for doing what sharks do, or bei — Oliver Markus, Sex and Crime: Oliver's Strange Journey
I lived to be forgotten because I'd forgotten how to live — Joseph Meyering Sr
When she walks in that first Monday, of course I am awake - I am always up these days - I decide to lay it down. “Look”, — Elizabeth Wurtzel, More, Now, Again: A Memoir of Addiction