Top 90 Shannon Mayer Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Of honey and ash, of feathers and bone, once more shall you find the pathway home.”

— Shannon Mayer

52. “Where there is no incentive to understand, most do not strive to do so. Natural ability does not equate to excellence.”

— Shannon Mayer

53. “You will always be the smaller opponent, and being a woman, you will be underestimated. When you fight, fight with everything you’ve got and let them think you’re crazy. Let them fear the fact that you’re a woman. That you are unpredictable.”

— Shannon Mayer

54. “Four vampires on our side, four very old and very angry vampires on the other. Like some sadistic version of red rover, red rover, let’s call the weak one over and eat her.”

— Shannon Mayer

55. “There is power in words, both written and spoken,” Shem said. “I suggest you be more careful with them. While you may not feel it, or sense it, you are shaping the world around you.”

— Shannon Mayer

56. “If I’d learned anything at the ripe old age of forty-one, it was that no dream could last forever, and no man can save you from yourself.”

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57. “For all intents and purposes, I was invisible. I mean, a forty-year-old woman often was, but this was taking it to a whole new level.”

— Shannon Mayer

58. “Nothing like acting like a jackass to kill whatever good looks God blessed you with.”

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59. “I was alone, my thoughts my only companion. A most dangerous companion indeed.”

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60. “Fear not death, for it comes on gentle wings to ease your sorrows.” Wally smiled at me.”

— Shannon Mayer

61. “We have problems in spades and no shovels to dig our own graves.”

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62. “Jaysus, my life was complete. I’d heard a werewolf oink like pig and I could die happy now.”

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63. “Strange, isn’t it, how the heart can break into tiny pieces, yet even when the wound is fresh we can still be drawn to another who perhaps is a better fit for us. Sometimes the heart knows better than we know ourselves what we need.”

— Shannon Mayer

64. “I’d never had kids – not for lack of trying – but that meant I’d had little experience with the sleep deprivation camp that children put their mothers through. Sure, sure, dads too, but let’s be real. Whose boob are they latched on to? Not daddy-o’s.”

— Shannon Mayer

65. “I would raze a thousand cities and let the world burn to keep you at my side.” That should not have made me smile. “Then don’t ask me to do less.”

— Shannon Mayer

66. “Help is rare. Knowledge, rarer. Show, tell, figure. Sight may come.”

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67. “He shrugged. “It’s a good saying. Not if. When. That’s life. Not if you die. When. Not if you fall in love. When. Not if you get your heart broken. When.”

— Shannon Mayer

68. “I swallowed hard. “You shouldn’t do that.” “Why not?” I went with complete honesty. “My clothes will fall off.”

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69. “We often keep our secrets closer to protect those we love, but then we end up hurting them. It’s a common issue.”

— Shannon Mayer

70. “Emotions were as messy as a kid with finger-paint, and about as predictable.”

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71. “Rules and free will, they are a juxtaposition that has existed from the beginning of time.”

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72. “Death is nothing. Fear is nothing. The past is nothing. I am nothing. I am death.”

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73. “My hand brushed over a card that stuck to the tip of my index finger. I slid it out, face down, and pushed it across the table to her. “That was impressive,” she said softly. I shrugged. “Like I said, not my first time.” “That’s what she said,” Sarge mumbled. I shot him a look and realized Annie had done the same thing.”

— Shannon Mayer

74. “If I’d wanted to insult you, I’d have mentioned the hovel you live in, the terribly made clothing you wear, or the obvious disdain you have for your appearance. Things you have the power to change. I.”

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75. “I sighed. “Penny, men will be the death of me. Because I’ll tell them to swim when they are drowning, and they will have nothing but one breath of air, and they’ll use it to tell me that they are not drowning and they don’t have to listen to me.”

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76. “Only mostly dead,” I whispered. Neither of them so much as batted an eye at me. Apparently I was the only one who’d seen The Princess Bride. Before I could say “you killed my father, prepare to die,” scalding hot tea filled my mouth.”

— Shannon Mayer

77. “Love all, trust few, and do wrong to none,” he said. “Will Shakespeare got it close, but maybe it should be love deeply the one you love, trust few, and do wrong only to those who need an ass kicking.”

— Shannon Mayer

78. “They did squats holding weights; I just squatted and prayed I wouldn’t pee my nice new pants.”

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79. “Sorry, wandered off in my head, fell off the path, and got sucked down the hole of where the hell did I go wrong in my own love life?”

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80. “Sleep is something not to be taken lightly, especially if you are over forty. So many things can disrupt it. Aching muscles and joints. The need to pee. Bad dreams. Hot flashes. Dry mouth. A raging werewolf.”

— Shannon Mayer

81. “I am afraid. But if I’ve learned anything, it’s that all fear does is slow you down and make you want to lie flat on your back, tits to the sky.”

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82. “I like my ladies with a bit of fire and a bit of badass, and a whole lotta legs.”

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83. “At another time I would have felt embarrassed to be attracted to two men at once. But that was then, and I was a new kind of cougar.”

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84. “Let’s be honest, don’t we all want to achieve our perfect weight after one workout, and then get offended when it doesn’t happen?”

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85. “I couldn’t bear the thought of that happening to me. I did not want to be wanted for a period of time and then cast aside when life got hard.”

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86. “Eric,” I said. “I came out to see you. And I got lost.” “In his mouth?”

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87. “I turned Skel and asked for more speed as we raced across the land of Faerie toward Goblin Town, a passed-out fae king against my back, an ousted goblin riding in front, and a skeleton’s finger bone tucked between my boobs. How could anything possibly go wrong?”

— Shannon Mayer

88. “Their eyes tracked me as I moved through the club, and I fought not to notice how many of them were next to naked. Or completely naked. A man wearing nothing but a leash sat at the feet of another man who petted his head, as if he were a dog.”

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89. “Grief is a beast I’d faced before, but not like this, not when hope had been offered, dangled like a sure thing. And then so cruelly snatched away while I reached for it, fingers aching to hold it tightly to my chest.”

— Shannon Mayer

90. “Hatred will blind you,” Lila said, her words careful, “it will blind you to the good in people, the good worth seeing. They don’t have to be on our side to be good, and they don’t have to be on their side to be bad.”

— Shannon Mayer