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Top 15 Nina Renata Aron Quotes (2024 Update)

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I don’t know how the average person survives the period of limerence, that chemical insanity of early love, in the age of text messaging. How we avoid crashing our cars, walking into walls or out of open windows.”

1. “I don’t know how the average person survives the period of limerence, that chemical insanity of early love, in the age of text messaging. How we avoid crashing our cars, walking into walls or out of open windows.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “The kind who tells her husband to go, that it is fine, and then cries that she is lonely. Who wants her feelings to be intuited, not subject to the vulgarity of needing to be spoken.”

2. “The kind who tells her husband to go, that it is fine, and then cries that she is lonely. Who wants her feelings to be intuited, not subject to the vulgarity of needing to be spoken.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I grew up in love with women’s stories, with the ways their labor made itself visible everywhere, even when men would prefer to pretend that it wasn’t the scaffolding of their very existence.”

3. “I grew up in love with women’s stories, with the ways their labor made itself visible everywhere, even when men would prefer to pretend that it wasn’t the scaffolding of their very existence.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “Not the girl who got away, but just a girl who went away.”

4. “Not the girl who got away, but just a girl who went away.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “Every relationship is a kind of world-making, and the one we’d said we wanted to make at the beginning wasn’t the one we made.”

5. “Every relationship is a kind of world-making, and the one we’d said we wanted to make at the beginning wasn’t the one we made.”

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Nina Renata Aron Quote: “When I asked “How are you,” she answered with a report on Lucia or her boyfriend, Jim, who was also intermittently in recovery. No, how are you, I wanted to say, but I thought the distinction would be lost on her.”

6. “When I asked “How are you,” she answered with a report on Lucia or her boyfriend, Jim, who was also intermittently in recovery. No, how are you, I wanted to say, but I thought the distinction would be lost on her.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I was mad that I was so sensitive in the first place, trained in an empathy so granular and heartbreaking and Jewish, that my view on the family was so robust that I couldn’t just be plain angry like a regular teenager. So inclined was I toward empathy and understanding that I didn’t even know how I really felt about anything, whatever that even meant. I saw everything from everyone else’s perspective and I felt bad and sad for us all.”

7. “I was mad that I was so sensitive in the first place, trained in an empathy so granular and heartbreaking and Jewish, that my view on the family was so robust that I couldn’t just be plain angry like a regular teenager. So inclined was I toward empathy and understanding that I didn’t even know how I really felt about anything, whatever that even meant. I saw everything from everyone else’s perspective and I felt bad and sad for us all.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “Thinking about adults putting on a happy face for children, or worse, being unable to put on the happy face, is devastating. That we maintain this dishonesty with them, that we must. I have a longing to protect the kids from coming into some consciousness of the fact that taking care of them is difficult. I always imagined that keeping that fact from them was an essential part of good mothering.”

8. “Thinking about adults putting on a happy face for children, or worse, being unable to put on the happy face, is devastating. That we maintain this dishonesty with them, that we must. I have a longing to protect the kids from coming into some consciousness of the fact that taking care of them is difficult. I always imagined that keeping that fact from them was an essential part of good mothering.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “For a long time, I believed that if I took care of myself, I would necessarily, organically move farther away from others. In the binary logic of individualism, you fortify the self at the expense of the other. But in filling the empty space of me, I have found that actually the complete opposite is true. The more I love myself, the more my heart opens, the more present and sensitive I become, so much so it hurts.”

9. “For a long time, I believed that if I took care of myself, I would necessarily, organically move farther away from others. In the binary logic of individualism, you fortify the self at the expense of the other. But in filling the empty space of me, I have found that actually the complete opposite is true. The more I love myself, the more my heart opens, the more present and sensitive I become, so much so it hurts.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “The disease I have is loving him. They don’t write articles about it or send camera crews to follow us. The disease I have is called codependency, or sometimes enabling, and it isn’t really a disease, though it can feel like one. It’s more like an ill-defined set of tendencies and behaviors, and depending on how badly it’s flaring, it can manifest as a lot of different things – a disorder, a nuisance, an encumbrance, a curse, or sometimes merely a sensibility, a preference, a cast of mind.”

10. “The disease I have is loving him. They don’t write articles about it or send camera crews to follow us. The disease I have is called codependency, or sometimes enabling, and it isn’t really a disease, though it can feel like one. It’s more like an ill-defined set of tendencies and behaviors, and depending on how badly it’s flaring, it can manifest as a lot of different things – a disorder, a nuisance, an encumbrance, a curse, or sometimes merely a sensibility, a preference, a cast of mind.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I want him to see how hard my life is, how much easier he could make it, how unjust it is that he won’t. I have this idea that he is a bad man who is stealing my time and energy – that is meant to be a feminist reading of what’s happening, but the truth is I don’t conceptualize my time as mine in the first place. He can’t steal something that I don’t consider my own.”

11. “I want him to see how hard my life is, how much easier he could make it, how unjust it is that he won’t. I have this idea that he is a bad man who is stealing my time and energy – that is meant to be a feminist reading of what’s happening, but the truth is I don’t conceptualize my time as mine in the first place. He can’t steal something that I don’t consider my own.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I can’t live like this forever, I thought. But as the days wore on, a more frightening realization dawned: that I could. I absolutely could.”

12. “I can’t live like this forever, I thought. But as the days wore on, a more frightening realization dawned: that I could. I absolutely could.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “But then one day I hear him doing the dishes, and here’s what I do not think: Yes! No, there is no yes at all. I think: He is running the water too long. He’ll damage my nice pan. He doesn’t know where anything goes. I am so accustomed to thinking of him as unwilling and unable – useless – that I find it is very hard to stop... I have to fight the impulse to go into the kitchen and take over, or oversee. The impulse is not an abstraction. It feels like an itch inside my fingers.”

13. “But then one day I hear him doing the dishes, and here’s what I do not think: Yes! No, there is no yes at all. I think: He is running the water too long. He’ll damage my nice pan. He doesn’t know where anything goes. I am so accustomed to thinking of him as unwilling and unable – useless – that I find it is very hard to stop... I have to fight the impulse to go into the kitchen and take over, or oversee. The impulse is not an abstraction. It feels like an itch inside my fingers.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “Write down what you want and burn it, she said, knocking back the last of her drink. Women suggest these types of things to one another.”

14. “Write down what you want and burn it, she said, knocking back the last of her drink. Women suggest these types of things to one another.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “We took comfort in the traditions we have built or sustained as a bulwark against the chaos we lived with.”

15. “We took comfort in the traditions we have built or sustained as a bulwark against the chaos we lived with.”

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Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I thought the shame of self-hatred, or hopeless aspiration, should be concealed. Even more crass than wanting something so badly was acknowledging it out loud.”

16. “I thought the shame of self-hatred, or hopeless aspiration, should be concealed. Even more crass than wanting something so badly was acknowledging it out loud.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “Men miss these moments, I think. They so rarely stick around for the magic of women becoming themselves, or maybe we can only become ourselves in the spaces where they aren’t.”

17. “Men miss these moments, I think. They so rarely stick around for the magic of women becoming themselves, or maybe we can only become ourselves in the spaces where they aren’t.”

— Nina Renata Aron

Nina Renata Aron Quote: “I felt the familiar charge of responsibility. It had a narcotic effect on me, this sense of mild suffering, the feeling of being needed, of being poised to go through something. If he was sick, I would nurse him back to health. I relished the idea.”

18. “I felt the familiar charge of responsibility. It had a narcotic effect on me, this sense of mild suffering, the feeling of being needed, of being poised to go through something. If he was sick, I would nurse him back to health. I relished the idea.”

— Nina Renata Aron

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