3 Quotes & Sayings By Jessica Anthony

Jessica Anthony is a writer by profession. She has worked for various news agencies, with the BBC, and an online general information source. She has written for various genres of genres including travel, cooking, gardening, fitness, politics, business and others. She also writes about her personal experiences as a young mother, who now works full-time as a freelance journalist.

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I may be sick. I may come from a hole in the ground. My best friend may be an insect. But at least I don’t live in decent society. Jessica Anthony
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I once read that most people are afraid to live alone because to live alone means to die alone. They have visions of themselves eating their breakfast, enjoying the dripping sluice of a ripe plum, and then suddenly the lights go out and they fall face-first into their pancakes. People, it seems, are less afraid of loneliness than worrying about what other people will think when they’re found in some unappealing, disintegrating state, tongue out, one leg curled underneath the other, internal fluids in a puddle on the floor, etcetera. Most people are afraid that if left alone, they will not be found. Being found is apparently of the utmost importance to people. Jessica Anthony