How can you possibly believe he really loves you?” Miss Sneezy looks from the Mother to the Saint … - Chuck Palahniuk

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Man is a beautiful machine that works very badly. He is like a watch of which the most that can be said is that its cosmetic effect is good.

Chuck Palahniuk

How can you possibly believe he really loves you?” Miss Sneezy looks from the Mother to the Saint to Mr. Whittier’s hand. “You have no choice,” Mr. Whittier tells her. “If you need to be loved.

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