Meet the right person among thousands of people

Pedro 2022-04-23 07:01:32

"I used to worry a lot about who I'll be when I grow up. Like how much money I'd make, or someday I become some big deal. Sometimes the things you want the most doesn't happen, and sometimes the thing you never expect happen does. Like giving up my job in Chicago and everything, and deciding to stay and apply for med school. I don't know - you meet thousands of people and none of them really touch you. And then you meet that one person and your life is changed. Forever."

I used to worry about what kind of person I will become when I grow up, or how much money I can make, and one day I will become a big man. Sometimes the things you want the most don't happen, and sometimes the things you didn't expect happen. Such as giving up going to Chicago and everything else, deciding to stay and applying to medical school, I can't tell you, you meet thousands of people, but none of them can touch you, and then you meet one person and your life changes forever, forever changed.

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  • Sandy 2022-03-24 09:01:31

    6.4; so old-fashioned zeitgeist

  • Jane 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    Anxiety and despair plagued by inexplicable illnesses are beyond the comprehension of healthy people. Then instead of holding on to him tightly, she pushed him away. Because "I need you more than you need me, it's not fair." Maybe it's not right to catch anyone, until that person is willing to accompany us to suffer.

Love & Other Drugs quotes

  • Maggie Murdock: What's your game?

    Jamie Randall: My game?

    Maggie Murdock: Oh I'm sorry. Right. This is the part where we talk about where we come from and what we majored in in college.

    Jamie Randall: You have beautiful eyes.

    Maggie Murdock: That's it? That's the best you got?

    Jamie Randall: I'm serious. They're beautiful.

    Maggie Murdock: Let's go.

    Jamie Randall: Excuse me?

    Maggie Murdock: You want to close right? You want to get laid?

    Jamie Randall: Now?

    Maggie Murdock: Oh right, right, right. I'm supposed to act like I don't know if it's right. So then you tell me that there is no right or wrong. It's just the moment. And then I tell you that I can't while actually signalling to you that I can, which you don't need because you're not really listening. Because this isn't about connection for you. This isn't even about sex for you. This is about finding an hour or two of relief from the pain of being you. And that's fine with me, see, because all I want is the exact same thing.

  • Jamie Randall: [about selling Viagra] Bruce? Bruce? I want that account!

    Bruce Winston: Why would I give it to you?

    Jamie Randall: Who can sell dick drug better than me?