Furia Quotes

“Our family was stuck in a cosmic hamster wheel of toxic love, making the same mistakes, saying the same words, being hurt in the same ways generation after generation. I didn’t want to keep playing a role in this tragedy of errors.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“The sense of wonder and possibility – that I owed to the Argentine women who had fought for freedom before the universe conspired and the stars aligned to make me.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I’ll rescue myself. No one will ever lock me up in a tower.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“The girl Diego said he loved was the strong one, the winning Camila, the one with a future she was forging for herself… If he rescued me, if I quit for him. I wouldn’t be the girl he loved. I wouldn’t be myself.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I was tired of running. We were all buried underneath mountains of blame, shame, guilt, and lies.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“Did something count as a miracle if it possible only because of a lie?”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“The rest of my life is a mess, but at least on the pitch I get to do what I love.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“Twenty years from now, would that be me? Would I be resigned to my fate, pushing my daughter toward the light so she could be free? Or pulling her down so I wouldn’t be along in the dark?”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I was just a girl with a strong will. A girl who told too many lies. How was I going to save us?”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I felt joy for being alive, playing a sport that a generation ago could have landed me in prison.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I wanted what he Diego had. I needed to play on a team like that, to feel the love of the fans. I needed the chance to do something impossible and amazing. To be great.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“Keep your goal in sight. Keep your priorities straight, and it will all be worth it.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I had forgotten how beautiful fútbol was. Without referees, lines on the ground, trophies, tournaments, or life-changing contracts, the ball was a portal to happiness.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“I was the barefoot schoolgirl in my barrio apartment; he was a star flashing past us all, and the glow would disappear with him when he left again.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“Rosario showed a different face depending on how you looked at her. She changed when you saw her from a bus, or a luxury car, or your own feet.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“When we played, we were all the same. We were all one.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“Scoring a goal is almost like kissing. The more you do it, the more you want. I wanted to keep scoring until it hurt.”
― Yamile Saied Méndez, Furia

“En él creció una tensión que se fue transformando en la rabiosa aflicción rebelde del hombre-niño que busca la fuerza de un hombre en el ruido y la furia.”
― Mary Renault, The Charioteer

“La furia es la emoción más infructuosa de todas -sentenció Henchick-, resulta destructiva para la mente y dolorosa para el corazón”
― Stephen King, Song of Susannah

“Dalla poesia: "La Furrina":
Lesbica e amante
La Furrina da recuperare e da amare,
La Dea Oscura Velata da secoli di oppressione del Femmineo
La tua rabbia è fuoco che polverizza e acqua che allevia l’Anima ferita della Dea Donna che non
riconosce se stessa a se stessa.
La Furia della tua espressione è incendio vivo nella dimensione Ctonia del Femmineo, ricorda alle
donne quanto quel fuoco sia importante a bruciare il vetusto per nuove rinascite nel tuo segno.
Abbraccio di Dea.”
― E_R, Sciamanesimo femminile, Poesie, Storie e Inni alla Dea

“Il mercante finì il racconto con una battuta che non c'entrava nulla. Ridendo tra sé disse: è da pazzi credere che il Diavolo vesta sempre in modo elegante.”
― Clyo Mendoza, Furia