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What is the point of cheating death if a life doesn’t exist when you wake up?
“If something tastes good, don’t ask what it’s made of. You might be disappointed.”
That’s the unfortunate reality with tattoos—they follow you everywhere.
“The problem with bumps is when you don’t see them coming . . . you inevitably stumble, and you usually fall.”
When a person gets used to failure, it becomes much less scary. A person will walk into fire, knowing full well she’ll get burned, but it doesn’t hurt as much. When you’re prepared for pain, pain loses power.
“Austen knew that surprises make stories more interesting. You can’t be afraid of them, or you might miss out.”
“It isn’t a dare unless you’re afraid to do it.”
“That’s the thing with fear—conquer it, and you find freedom.”
That’s the truth about lies—when they linger, they slowly trick you into believing they’re the truth.
“You can’t be overwhelmed by the what-ifs, or you’ll miss out on the best part.”
I’m beginning to think it’s a waste of time trying to predict the future. Life takes too many turns.
Sometimes letting go is braver than holding on until you break.
Sometimes what we thought we’d never want becomes the only thing we desperately need.”
Life is a collaborative effort. We can’t do it on our own.
