fourre-tout
maybe it's okay to no longer be the person we thought we were meant to be.
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« there were two types of mourning. there was the type when a person opened up his heart to the world, never taking anything for granted, and lived each day to the fullest. then there was the type of mourning where a person closed off his heart to the world and lived in his own world, unable to connect to others. » (brittainy cherry)
« our willingness to wait reveals the value we place on the object we’re waiting for. » (charles stanley)
« home wasn’t a certain place; home was a feeling from the ones for whom you cared most, a feeling of peace that calmed the wildfires of your soul. » (brittainy cherry)
« somewhere along the line, I started thinking that if I just got through this bad experience, this bad day, that tomorrow I’d have something better, brighter, newer. I still believe that. I still believe that there’s something good out there for me. I just have to keep going until my time comes. » (erin watt)
« there is nothing the human brain cannot do. you can change anything about yourself that you want to. fight for it. it's all a mental game. » (scott hildreth)
« an introvert may feel asocial when pressured to go to a party that doesn’t interest her. but for her, the event does not promise meaningful interaction. in fact, she knows that the party will leave her feeling more alone and alienated. her social preference may be to stay home and reflect on a conversation with a friend, call that friend, and come to an understanding that is meaningful to her. or she might indulge in the words of a favorite author, feeling a deep connection with a person she has never met. from the perspective of a partygoer, this introvert may appear to be asocial, when, in fact, the introvert is interacting in a much different way. » (laurie helgoe)

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