Michelle Tea Quotes
Top 38 wise famous quotes and sayings by Michelle Tea
Michelle Tea Famous Quotes & Sayings
Discover top inspirational quotes from Michelle Tea on Wise Famous Quotes.
Our lives make awesome stories, especially if you don't get too attached to the thread of your own narrative.
This upscale Marin whorehouse allowed the men to come and pick from the lineup of women like we were donuts in a pastry case.
I felt pure the way you feel after you vomit, kind of light and strangely holy, like having taken a sauna in hell.
To be a butch girl in high school, to be better at masculinity than all the men around you, and then to be punished for it!
I wanted to try things, everything, especially things that are illegal and have a faint whiff of glamour.
The heartbreak of having written and published a first book is that the world then expected you to write a second.
I barely knew her at all. She was on hold, someone I'd be friends with when she got her shit together. And then she died.
It just breaks / a man's heart, watching / a girl so involved with her life, / without him like that.
She wouldn't have sex with me in public bathrooms. Little things like this haunted me. I was only twenty-five.
On the first day of the end of the world, Michelle got out of bed, walked into the kitchen, and smacked some roaches
Writing was the antijob, the fuck you to all jobs, her claim on her autonomy, what kept her feral and free.
I think it's my job to make any question interesting by coming up with a jazzy answer, otherwise I hardly deserve the spotlight, right?
You would have to forget everything that came out of her mouth in order to later enjoy it on your cock.
She broke my heart, so now I have to write about her forever. It made everything different. It's something that can only happen once.
Lots of my writing can be accurately called lesbian, but I myself am queer and date people of all genders.
I don't mind doing awful things as long as somebody else does. I would totally jump off the bridge, thanks for asking.
Michelle felt that if people didn't like the way they looked in her book then they should have behaved differently.