Famous People Quotes

“Your need for acceptance can make you invisible in this world. Don't let anything stand in the way of the light that shines through this form. Risk being seen in all of your glory.”
― Jim Carrey

“It was Freud's ambition to discover the cause of hysteria, the archetypal female neurosis of his time. In his early investigations, he gained the trust and confidence of many women, who revealed their troubles to him.Time after time, Freud's patients, women from prosperous, conventional families, unburdened painful memories of childhood sexual encounters with men they had trusted: family friends, relatives, and fathers. Freud initially believed his patients and recognized the significance of their confessions. In 1896, with the publication of two works, The Aetiology of Hysteria and Studies on Hysteria, he announced that he had solved the mystery of the female neurosis. At the origin of every case of hysteria, Freud asserted, was a childhood sexual trauma.
But Freud was never comfortable with this discovery, because of what it implied about the behavior of respectable family men. If his patients' reports were true, incest was not a rare abuse, confined to the poor and the mentally defective, but was endemic to the patriarchal family. Recognizing the implicit challenge to patriarchal values, Freud refused to identify fathers publicly as sexual aggressors. Though in his private correspondence he cited "seduction by the father" as the "essential point" in hysteria, he was never able to bring himself to make this statement in public. Scrupulously honest and courageous in other respects, Freud falsified his incest cases. In The Aetiology of Hysteria, Freud implausibly identified governessss, nurses, maids, and children of both sexes as the offenders. In Studies in Hysteria, he managed to name an uncle as the seducer in two cases. Many years later, Freud acknowledged that the "uncles" who had molested Rosaslia and Katharina were in fact their fathers. Though he had shown little reluctance to shock prudish sensibilities in other matters, Freud claimed that "discretion" had led him to suppress this essential information.
Even though Freud had gone to such lengths to avoid publicly inculpating fathers, he remained so distressed by his seduction theory that within a year he repudiated it entirely. He concluded that his patients' numerous reports of sexual abuse were untrue. This conclusion was based not on any new evidence from patients, but rather on Freud's own growing unwillingness to believe that licentious behavior on the part of fathers could be so widespread. His correspondence of the period revealed that he was particularly troubled by awareness of his own incestuous wishes toward his daughter, and by suspicions of his father, who had died recently.
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― Judith Lewis Herman, Father-Daughter Incest

“There is a certain enthusiasm in liberty, that makes human nature rise above itself, in acts of bravery and heroism”
― Alexander Hamilton

“Man, that boy was so evil, the devil threw him out of hell.”
― Harry F. MacDonald, Magic Alex and the Secret History of Rock and Roll

“The word "ambition" was etymologically created from the Latin word “ambire”/going around, which was used when a politician went from house to house to ask for votes. Ambition, in its negative connotation, is the strong desire to appear great, not necessarily to become great. The struggle to become a famous person, not necessarily to become an admirable one.”
― Giannis Delimitsos

“As humans, we have the opportunity to create individual meaning in the world. When like-minded people come together it gives the gift of opportunity to have a greater purpose in the world.”
― Steven Cuoco

“No internet?" I was stunned. No digital camera. No cell phone. No Google. No drugs. No wine. Why it was almost like my mother's house in 1972.”
― Joan Rivers, Murder at the Academy Awards: A Red Carpet Murder Mystery

“I would never have thought a porn star would become one of the most famous people in the American historical record!”
― Steven Magee

“Money can't solve the real problem because the real problem is the belief that money will solve any problem.”
― John Supremo

“Ambition, from the Latin “ambire”/going around, was used when a politician went from house to house to ask for votes. Ambition, in its negative connotation, is the strong desire to appear great, not necessarily to become great. The struggle to become a famous person, not necessarily to become an admirable one.”
― Giannis Delimitsos

“Don't be deceived by the glittering facade of others' success. Beneath the surface lies a tapestry of untold stories, unseen struggles, and uncharted paths. True understanding requires us to acknowledge that the journey to achievement is as unique as the individual undertaking it.”
― Steven Cuoco

“By freeing up space within ourselves, we become more authentic and aligned with our true essence. We gain clarity, self-awareness, and a deeper connection to our inner wisdom. We discover our passions, talents, and desires that may have been overshadowed by the weight of what we were holding onto.”
― Steven Cuoco

“Friendship: the celestial force that ignites our souls, guiding us through life's peaks and valleys, reminding us that with a loyal companion by our side, we can conquer any challenge and soar to unimaginable heights.”
― Steven Cuoco

“Embrace the courage to break traditions and create new possibilities, even if it incites anger and resistance from others. Those who seek to control you will not understand; do not be deterred. Instead, rise above their limitations and build bridges to a future of boundless potential.”
― Steven Cuoco

“In the art of communication, we must master the delicate dance: to speak with kindness, to listen with humility, and to depart leaving respect intact.”
― Steven Cuoco

“In the delicate dance of life, let your footsteps be guided by courage and audacity. Embrace the symphony of risks, for within their embrace lies the essence of growth and discovery. Unveil your authentic self, for it is in the radiance of your uniqueness that the world finds its inspiration, and you find your truest fulfillment.”
― Steven Cuoco

“True self-worth lies not in the possession of wealth, but in the journey of personal growth and transformation undertaken on the path to success. Money may come and go, but the character you cultivate and the person you become along the way will forever shape your sense of self. Value the journey, embrace growth, and let your inner worth shine brighter than any material riches.”
― Steven Cuoco

“Be careful picking up what someone else put down. They put it down for a reason.”
― Steven Cuoco

“It is through the fusion of passion, expertise, and a genuine desire to make a difference that we can transform our careers and the lives of those we touch.”
― Steven Cuoco

“Truth is more important than popularity.”
― Jennifer Spredemann

“Every successful man is either driven to live up to his fathers expectations or live down the sins of his father.”
― Chris Mentillo

“Leave nothing to chance when you can take action now.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration

“Always be the first in line to show up for yourself.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration

“Famous people involved in any activity do not usually just pop up from obscurity. The majority, especially the most famous of celebrities are preselected implants. The recruitment process is determined by bloodlines and the membership of secret societies, either by themselves or their families. Their purpose is to promote and advance whatever agenda their owners decide.”
― Jack Freestone

“Setting boundaries is a fundamental act of self-respect, reflecting a profound acknowledgement and appreciation for your needs, limits, and overall well-being. As you deliberately define and communicate these boundaries, a powerful message resonates – your time, energy, and emotions are invaluable, deserving intentional protection.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration

“Gratitude is the heart’s currency, enriching every transaction with abundance and kindness.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration

“For decades, I concealed my pain behind laughter and comedy, prioritizing the comfort and safety of others. I understand intimately the toll trauma can take on one’s spirit. No one should endure a life overshadowed by fear, chaos, trauma or neglect.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration

“It is time to accept that most of our heroes were not, are not, heroes. They were just good actors selected by the cult, due to bloodlines, or secret society membership.”
― Jack Freestone

“Being blessed is not just about receiving abundance; it’s about recognizing the privilege to be a source of strength and support for others. When we use our blessings to uplift those around us, we create a ripple effect of positivity and empowerment. By being there for others, offering a helping hand, and providing encouragement, we contribute to a community where everyone has the opportunity to rise and flourish. True blessings are found in the connections we build and the lives we touch.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration

“I've endured darkness that no one should face. Each morning, waking to the light brings me peace and hope. It reminds me that what I do today can inspire more hope and excitement for tomorrow.”
― Steven Cuoco, Guided Transformation: Poems, Quotes & Inspiration