Molly Brodak

  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    Dad robbed banks one summer.
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    ut what a marvel to watch him construct bullshit and to finally see it righ
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    would give anything to see the artifacts again—the actual days I spent with my family—to turn them over in my hands and catalogue their facts with my grown-up faculties.
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    In the dark, I grew up.
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    Being a good, hardworking dad and a criminal at the same time is a way of choosing neither.
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    an addict is already faithfully committed to something he prioritizes above all else.
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    I’ve always been both suspicious and suspicious of my suspicion when listening to Dad. What if it wasn’t all lies this time? What if he let me in—would I be strong enough to follow?
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    He seemed to want to let me have my happiness without necessarily sharing in it or talking about it. Perhaps it’s easy to dismiss children’s happinesses because they seem so uninformed.
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    aybe a person can just be a regular man with problems, who just keeps making increasingly bad choices to cope with the messes from old bad choices, over and over. Does it have to be that he is a sociopath
  • María José Evia H.has quoted2 years ago
    It’s underappreciated, I think, how quickly children can come to understand how to deal with adults in order to survive
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