Meg Sargent

“People considered “breaking” a sign of weakness. I disagreed. Bending meant you could be molded and shaped into something else. I may be full of dents, scars, and trauma, but whatever they did to me, they could not bend and form me into their idea. They turned me rigid. Titanium. I broke; I did not bend. I snapped; I did not bow. They did not twist and cast me into something different. My broken pieces could be forged together. Made stronger.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, Bad Lands

“Make sure you remember that. You need to save yourself before you can save anyone else”
― Ambar Cordova, The Season Long Awaited

“Never been a hookup,” I say firmly. “And a fan? Nah. If anything, I’m my girlfriend’s biggest fan.”
― Clarissa Mae, It's A Win For Me

“God, I recognize I am made for more than the vicious cycle of being ruled by food. I need to eat to live, not live to eat. So, I keep asking for Your wisdom to know what to eat and Your indwelling power to walk away from things that aren’t beneficial for me.”
― Lysa TerKeurst, I'll Start Again Monday: Break the Cycle of Unhealthy Eating Habits with Lasting Spiritual Satisfaction