Bill Konigsberg Quotes

• Y quizá la mejor respuesta no sea tolerar las diferencias, ni siquiera aceptarlas. Sino celebrarlas. Quizá entonces los que son diferentes se sentirían más queridos, y menos, bueno, tolerados.

  Bill Konigsberg

  Differences, Different, Answers

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.142, Scholastic Inc.

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• No tener una habitación propia para "ocuparme de las cosas" había empezado a pesarme. Me preguntaba si almacenar semen tendría algún efecto positivo o negativo en mi salud, como un pelo más brillante o un aumento de peso.

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  Positive, Caring, Impact

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.145, Scholastic Inc.

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• The hole in my heart, I can’t even begin to describe. It’s hard when you open your heart and let someone in and then suddenly they’re not in it anymore. It doesn’t matter whose fault it is; that empty spot stings so bad that you want to find any kind of relief, or wrap yourself up so tight you can’t feel it anymore. I knew it might be there a little while. Or maybe even a long while. For both of us.

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  Heart, Long, Littles

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.281, Scholastic Inc.

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• Do you know how you get the urge to clean your room, and it’s no big deal? But when your mom tells you that you have to clean your room, you don't want to? That's me, anyway.

  Bill Konigsberg

  Mom, Rooms, Want

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.81, Scholastic Inc.

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• Straight people have it so much easier. They don’t understand. They can’t. There’s no such thing as openly straight.

  Bill Konigsberg

  People, Easier

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.207, Scholastic Inc.

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• Wouldn't it be nice if we lived in a world where no one thought being gay was even something to ride someone about?

  Bill Konigsberg

  Nice, Gay, World

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.104, Scholastic Inc.

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• The Greeks were smarter than us, and they had different words for different kinds of love. There's storge, which is family love. That's not us. There's eros, which is sexual love. There's philia, which is brotherly love. And then there's the highest form. Agape.” He pronounced it “aga-pay.” “That's transcendental love, like when you place the other person above yourself.

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  Family Love, Greek, Different

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.205, Scholastic Inc.

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• You can be anything you want, but when you go against who you are inside, it doesn't feel good.

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  Feel Good, Want, Feels

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.291, Scholastic Inc.

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• I don't think about relatability (when writing), I think about the heart of the character.

  Bill Konigsberg

  Escritura, Corazón, Carácter

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• El mundo necesita personas que se sientan más cómodas estando quietas. Mantenemos la Tierra sobre su eje cuando todos los demás rebotan.

  Bill Konigsberg

  Life, Axes, People

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.310, Scholastic Inc.

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• It needs to be said that sometimes my mom forgets important details when she talks. Like the time she told us she was considering leather (couches, it turns out), or when I was little and she said, "Here's a napkin to put your balls in" (the Atomic Fireballs that I was eating, she meant).

  Bill Konigsberg

  Mom, Important, Details

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.93, Scholastic Inc.

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• Guilt is about something you do. Shame is about who you are.

  Bill Konigsberg

  Guilt, Shame, Who You Are

  Bill Konigsberg (2013). “Openly Straight”, p.293, Scholastic Inc.

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