“I’d want them to know that everyone has their own rules for living and few people actually live by them all. So, although I may not have lived up to all of my rules and expectations in this book, I’d want them to know that I tried, and the reason I tried was for them, and if I broke them, they were broken with the best of intentions.”
Travis Culliton“See that path in front of you? That path has been laid before you, the one that you’re supposed to take, the one you’re told to take through life…just like everyone else. If you follow that path, you’ll be following all the rules, you’ll always know that you did what everyone wanted you to do and you’ll make it through…See that path in front of you? I dare you to step off and make your own.”
Travis Culliton“I think that stupidity is like a wild fire burning through the social fabric of an intrinsically reasonable existence.”
Travis Culliton, Why I love My Prozac“I’d want them to know that everyone has their own rules for living and few people actually live by them all. So, although I may not have lived up to all of my rules and expectations in this book, I’d want them to know that I tried, and the reason I tried was for them, and if I broke them, they were broken with the best of intentions.”
Travis Culliton, Why I love My Prozac“...the act of kindness is an unselfish act, it is medicine for your soul...”
Travis Culliton, Why I love My Prozac“I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (religious) system that I frown upon.”
Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man“Nothing in any religious teachings goes beyond Humanism, unless you add the supernatural...Make believe is the only difference between being human and being religious.”
Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man“My purpose is to serve a purpose to humanity”
therefore I’ve made it my goal to educate myself to the best of my abilities so that I can convey to my children the importance of knowledge and personal responsibility