Unexpected Questions About Love
Kat Connor:
God! Jesus, you scared me! How long have you been standing there?
Eve Connors:
Sorry, I didn't mean to startle you. Well, are you going to answer my question?
Kat Connor:
What question?
Eve Connors:
That boy next door. Do you love him?
Kat Connor:
What are you talking about? It's none of your business.
Eve Connors:
I don't love your father. I can't stand him as a matter of fact.
Kat Connor:
What the fuck? Why would you say that to me? Go fucking tell it to someone else!
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Simplicity and Familiarity in Relationships
Kat Connor:
I know Phil's not the smartest crayon in the box.
Mickey:
That is the understatement of century.
Kat Connor:
That's what I kind of like about him, you know. He's just simple. I know it sounds perverse, but he's kind of like my dad in that way. You scratch the surface, and there's just more surface.
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The Tragic Fate of a Human Candle
Detective Scieziesciez:
Once there was this... obese man. Some sick fuck had doused him with gasoline and then lit him on fire. And by the time we got to the body, two days later, he was still burning.
Kat Connor:
What?
Detective Scieziesciez:
Guy had so much body fat he's like a human candle.
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Yearning for a Lost Connection
Kat Connors:
I miss fucking you.
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Identity and Performance in Therapy
Kat Connors: [narrating]
Dr. Thaler reminds me of an actress playing the therapist. And when we have a session, I feel like an actress playing myself.
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Loss and Transformation at Seventeen
Kat Connors: [narrating]
I was seventeen when my mother disappeared. Just as I was becoming nothing but my body - flesh and blood and raging hormones - she stepped out of hers and left it behind.
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The Longing for a Mother's Presence
Kat Connors:
Because I never saw my mother again, she remains in absence to me. An empty space. An invisible, half remembered ghost. So even now I catch myself thinking that I'm gonna run into her some day. Like I'll be at a stop light, and look over at the car next to me and there she'll be, scowling at me with disapproval. Or I'll spot her across some crowded street, or train station, and we'll run toward each other like one of those cheesy TV movies. She'll hug me like a long, lost lover, then take my face in her long, graceful hands, look me in the eyes and say... "I'm here, Kat. I'm here.
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