Quotes About Control
Care, admitted as guest, quickly turns to be master.
~ Christian Nestell Bovee
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it was still constrained by regulation
~ Christian Wolmar
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We all are weak, in one way or another. It does not matter the species. Some times that weakness is a strength in dusguise. Sometimes it is our utter undoing. Some times it is both. A wise man seeks to find a lesson from it. A fool lets it control and destroy him. And sometimes the wise man is the fool.
~ Christie Golden
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Humans are pathetically greedy and easy to manipulate.
~ Christie Golden
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Hate is powerful. Hate can be eternal. Hate can be manipulated. And hate can be created.
~ Christie Golden
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She should be grateful. Without Vivian she'd be sliding down a dark path toward nowhere good . But it kind of feels nice to nurture her resentment, to foster it. It's something she can savor and control, this feeling of having been wronged by the world. That she has fulfilled her role as a thieving member of the underclass, now indentured to this genteel midwestern white lady, is too perfect for words.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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If you're disorganized, you risk losing everything.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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Do our natures dictate the choices we make, I wonder, or do we choose to live a certain way because of circumstances beyond our control?
~ Christina Baker Kline
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Do our natures dictate the choices we make, I wonder, or do we choose to live a certain way because of circumstances beyond our control? Perhaps these questions are impossible to tease apart because, like a tangle of seaweed on a rock, they are connected at the root.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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wage an ongoing war with the elements...we have to push back against the unruly outdoors to keep chaos at bay.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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But it kind of feels nice to nurture her resentment, to foster it. It's something she can savor and control, this feeling of having been wronged by the world.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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Do you believe in fate?" I ask. "What's that again?" "That everything is decided. You're just—you know—living it out.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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She has learned that she can control her emotions by thinking of her chest cavity as an enormous box with a chain lock. She opens the box and stuffs in any stray unmanageable feelings, any wayward sadness or regret, and clamps it shut.
~ Christina Baker Kline
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Mother took the big saw from me and walked over to the orange tree which stood at one end of the totally mutilated rose garden. It was a mature tree standing maybe eight feet tall, producing lots of oranges. It was covered with fruit. The nurse, the cook, and I stood at a kind of breathless attention watching her as she began to saw the trunk of the orange tree! Finally we heard a cracking, splintering sound and the orange tree toppled over into the stubby remains of the rose garden.
~ Christina Crawford
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I intend to marry Michael, and squander all his money and run his life, and make sure he never again consorts with wicked women or gambles with licentious men. I promise I will henpeck him until he has no life beyond what I allow him, and when we die, I will lie in his arms through all eternity.
~ Christina Dodd
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That act alone made my blood boil. I wasn't sure how long I could sit through this meal without ravishing more than just the food.
~ Christina Hamlett
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I have women coming up to me and saying: 'I love your character! She's so empowered. She takes control she gets what she wants.' That's another side of her. And I respect that in Joan. She says and does things that I would never allow myself to do.
~ Christina Hendricks
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Nothing hurts me if I don't want it to," she told him.
~ Christina Stead
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To stave off the panic associated with the absence of a primary object, borderline patients frequently will impulsively engage in behaviors that numb the panic and establish contact with and control over some new object.
~ Christine Ann Lawson
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Laura explained that her mother "went on tirades." Something could set her off and she would whirl around the house like a cyclone. The warning signal was "the look." The look was a piercing, threatening glare that meant "I could kill you." When Laura was a child, her mother actually said it, with no awareness of the power of her words.
~ Christine Ann Lawson
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Children who live with a predatory mother become unconsciously preoccupied with reading their mother's moods. A fleeting glance, a furtive gesture, deceleration, and a shift of direction are signals of an approaching Turn. Bracing, hiding, or merely holding on gives children a much-needed sense of control. Shutting down, avoiding eye contact, and getting away are other means of establishing control.
~ Christine Ann Lawson
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The relationship between a borderline mother and her child may change dramatically when the child is approximately 2 years old, begins to speak, and expresses a separate will. The mother's anxiety intensifies because the child is no longer totally dependent and cannot be completely controlled.
~ Christine Ann Lawson
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Ernest Wolf (1988) explains that "merger-hungry" personalities need to control others completely. The borderline Witch's merger-hungry personality leaves her children feeling devoured, suffocated, oppressed, and imprisoned. Even as adults, her children may dream about prison camps, holocausts, invasions, wars, and natural disasters. They fear for their survival.
~ Christine Ann Lawson
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If left unattended by nonvigilant citizens, the freedoms of democracy can be lost to an all-powerful state, and citizens can become transformed into subjects of the government they failed to keep in check.
~ Christine Barbour
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