Punishment for our mistakes

…everyone is different in one way or another, …nobody is perfect in every way (pg 75)

 

Self-control is learning to cope with not being able to cry when you need to, or laugh when you’re happy, or sing along to your favorite tune on the radio.  Self-control is the mask you put on so everyone thinks you’re ok when really you’re dying inside (pg 107)

 

Loneliness is the worst punishment for our mistakes, and the most frequently self-inflicted (pg 133)

Susan Napier, The Lonely Season 0786 2581, Sensual Encaounter In Paradise Mills & Boon