Unfair Treatment Quotes

“It is so easy at times for a lonely individual to begin fantasizing about what the people outside are saying about him and, as a result, irrationally and fearfully, and sometimes angrily, fancy himself a villain.”
― Criss Jami, Healology

“unfairness leads you to failness.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“The thing that erodes trust in an organization faster than anything else is when employees feel that they're being treated unfairly.”
― Laurie Buchanan, PhD

“She didn’t want to wallow in misery anymore, she also didn’t want to be scared.

She felt irritated by the unreasonable treatment. She wasn’t as calm as a person as they expected. She wanted those who had done terrible things to her to also suffer a terrible punishment.”
― Sakurase Ayaka (桜瀬彩香), 長い夜の国と最後の舞踏会 1　～ひとりぼっちの公爵令嬢と真夜中の精霊～

“A person who treats someone unfairly may start to show a tendency to be unfair to other people, or he may regret what he did and never act unfairly to others! What usually happens is the former!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“I går kväll träffade jag en kille som gjorde mig lycklig. I morse förklarade mina föräldrar hur fel jag hade. Hur fel jag är som blir kär i killar”
― Callum Bloodworth, Berätta tre saker

“What happened?” she demanded, vehemence leaching into her tone. These weren’t battle wounds. “Who did this to you?”
Alaric turned his head to the side, avoiding her gaze, his lips clamped shut.
“Tell me.” Talasyn put her hand against his cheek, urging his eyes back to hers. “Or I’ll go to your guards and ask them instead.”
"Don't."
“It was my father,” he said hoarsely. Every word sounded ripped from his throat. “In punishment for my shortcomings—” He shuddered with a fresh spasm of pain, eyelids twitching as he closed them, long lashes fluttering against the tops of wan cheeks. “A lesson.”
Talasyn had known, of course, that Gaheris was cruel, but it had never before occurred to her that this cruelty would extend to his son. This is how he keeps him chained. It had been ingrained in him to not fight back.”
― Thea Guanzon, A Monsoon Rising

“After they handled me like I was the cow, no, the goat, back behind the stable because it was too nasty to stay in with the horse. But I wasn't too nasty to cook their food or take care of Mrs. Garner.”
― Toni Morrison, Beloved