Top 25 Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quotes (2024 Update)

Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “If we acknowledge only the happy things, maybe that’s all there will be.”

1. “If we acknowledge only the happy things, maybe that’s all there will be.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “I remember a new heaviness in my body, but maybe that’s the work of time and my looking back.”

2. “I remember a new heaviness in my body, but maybe that’s the work of time and my looking back.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “But strangely, I am all right. The world I belong to now is the one in the books I read. When I am awake, I am reading.”

3. “But strangely, I am all right. The world I belong to now is the one in the books I read. When I am awake, I am reading.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “The law – with each side’s relentless pursuit of one story – has never known what to do with this complicated middle ground. But life is full of it.”

4. “The law – with each side’s relentless pursuit of one story – has never known what to do with this complicated middle ground. But life is full of it.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “I want him to love me. I want it like a prize and because it is what I am supposed to want and because it will save me.”

5. “I want him to love me. I want it like a prize and because it is what I am supposed to want and because it will save me.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “The man at the center of this trial, endlessly discussed and debated, endlessly documented and dissected in what will turn out to be nearly thirty thousand pages of documents, will remain an enigma in this way. What you see in Ricky may depend more on who you are than on who he is.”

6. “The man at the center of this trial, endlessly discussed and debated, endlessly documented and dissected in what will turn out to be nearly thirty thousand pages of documents, will remain an enigma in this way. What you see in Ricky may depend more on who you are than on who he is.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “In law school, the concept of the jury is taught through the metaphor of a black box. Into the box, evidence and the law go. Out of the box, a verdict comes. But a black box doesn’t have feelings.”

7. “In law school, the concept of the jury is taught through the metaphor of a black box. Into the box, evidence and the law go. Out of the box, a verdict comes. But a black box doesn’t have feelings.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “But is an act ever really only about itself? Does any element of this story occur in isolation? I.”

8. “But is an act ever really only about itself? Does any element of this story occur in isolation? I.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “It’s repeated a lot, but it isn’t true. Most pedophiles, like most other people, weren’t molested. And there’s no indication that people who were molested become pedophiles. What is true is that among pedophiles, a greater percentage were molested than the percentage of people in general who were molested – but even then, it’s not a huge increase.”

9. “It’s repeated a lot, but it isn’t true. Most pedophiles, like most other people, weren’t molested. And there’s no indication that people who were molested become pedophiles. What is true is that among pedophiles, a greater percentage were molested than the percentage of people in general who were molested – but even then, it’s not a huge increase.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “What I fell in love with about the law so many years ago was the way that in making a story, in making a neat narrative of events, it finds a beginning, and therefore cause. But I didn’t understand then that the law doesn’t find the beginning any more than it finds the truth. It creates a story. That story has a beginning. That story simplifies, and we call it truth.”

10. “What I fell in love with about the law so many years ago was the way that in making a story, in making a neat narrative of events, it finds a beginning, and therefore cause. But I didn’t understand then that the law doesn’t find the beginning any more than it finds the truth. It creates a story. That story has a beginning. That story simplifies, and we call it truth.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “This is the logic I will never find an answer to, the way in my family a hurt will always be your hurt or my hurt, one to be set against the other and weighed, never the family’s hurt.”

11. “This is the logic I will never find an answer to, the way in my family a hurt will always be your hurt or my hurt, one to be set against the other and weighed, never the family’s hurt.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “I have come to believe that every family has its defining action, its defining belief. From childhood, I understood that my parents’ was this: Never look back.”

12. “I have come to believe that every family has its defining action, its defining belief. From childhood, I understood that my parents’ was this: Never look back.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “I was sixteen. I didn’t know I was too young for him. I just thought his attention meant that I was worthy of love – could be loved – and that I wasn’t broken. When a lifeline comes, you don’t evaluate whether it’s the right one. You just grab for it and hold on.”

13. “I was sixteen. I didn’t know I was too young for him. I just thought his attention meant that I was worthy of love – could be loved – and that I wasn’t broken. When a lifeline comes, you don’t evaluate whether it’s the right one. You just grab for it and hold on.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “So I try something new. Not turning my back to the past, not fleeing it, but extending a hand. I say to the past, come with me, then, as I live.”

14. “So I try something new. Not turning my back to the past, not fleeing it, but extending a hand. I say to the past, come with me, then, as I live.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “A person can be angry and still feel shame. A person can burn with hate at his mama and still love her enough to want to be something that will make her proud.”

15. “A person can be angry and still feel shame. A person can burn with hate at his mama and still love her enough to want to be something that will make her proud.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “But I look at the man on the screen, I feel my grandfather’s hands on me, and I know. Despite what I’ve trained for, despite what I’ve come here to work for, despite what I believe. I want Ricky to die.”

16. “But I look at the man on the screen, I feel my grandfather’s hands on me, and I know. Despite what I’ve trained for, despite what I’ve come here to work for, despite what I believe. I want Ricky to die.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “In the books I find the thrum of everything unsayable. The characters weep the way I want to, love the way I want to, cry, die, beat their breasts, and bray with life.”

17. “In the books I find the thrum of everything unsayable. The characters weep the way I want to, love the way I want to, cry, die, beat their breasts, and bray with life.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “All of these events, we would understand, were tangled together- no one cause, no one beginning.”

18. “All of these events, we would understand, were tangled together- no one cause, no one beginning.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “My sisters and I stand on the deck, the shale tile cool against the soles of our feet – for a week it seems we never have to wear shoes – and take turns twirling, the matching turquoise silk skirts my mother bought us sliding coolly up our legs, our laughter flying out over the ocean. We are all light and happy and far, far away from home.”

19. “My sisters and I stand on the deck, the shale tile cool against the soles of our feet – for a week it seems we never have to wear shoes – and take turns twirling, the matching turquoise silk skirts my mother bought us sliding coolly up our legs, our laughter flying out over the ocean. We are all light and happy and far, far away from home.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “Consistency is what we prize, and coherency, and reason, and to be true to our ideals so that they fit together into the neat puzzle of us.”

20. “Consistency is what we prize, and coherency, and reason, and to be true to our ideals so that they fit together into the neat puzzle of us.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “Years later, I remember the waxy taste of the yellow paint, the papery taste of splintered wood, the sharp metallic of the graphite.”

21. “Years later, I remember the waxy taste of the yellow paint, the papery taste of splintered wood, the sharp metallic of the graphite.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “It will be years before I understand the value of softness.”

22. “It will be years before I understand the value of softness.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “I live in a dream, a dream of being loved.”

23. “I live in a dream, a dream of being loved.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “When a lifeline comes, you don’t evaluate whether it’s the right one. You just grab for it, and hold on.”

24. “When a lifeline comes, you don’t evaluate whether it’s the right one. You just grab for it, and hold on.”

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Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Quote: “For years I’d been afraid that if I came out, and anyone learned I’d been abused as a child, they would think that that was why I was gay. As if that had turned me gay. In my heart I knew that wasn’t it. The first time I slept with a woman, my chest opened up. I hadn’t known until that moment how closed it was. I’m gay because I love women, it’s as simple as that. But for so long the possibility that anyone might even think otherwise kept me hidden.”

25. “For years I’d been afraid that if I came out, and anyone learned I’d been abused as a child, they would think that that was why I was gay. As if that had turned me gay. In my heart I knew that wasn’t it. The first time I slept with a woman, my chest opened up. I hadn’t known until that moment how closed it was. I’m gay because I love women, it’s as simple as that. But for so long the possibility that anyone might even think otherwise kept me hidden.”

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