Good Girl Quotes

“There’s nothing wrong with getting broken. That’s how the light gets in to push out the darkness,”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“You have people in your life who love you and see you for who you are. Why are you standing on stage begging for applause from the audience when the people who are clapping for you are in your dressing room?”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“Why haven’t you changed your expectations of them? Perhaps there’s a way to reframe your relationship that you don’t continue to get hurt by expecting something different of their actions each time, and they can still feel like they’re involved in your life,” Irma suggested. “How do I do that?” Samantha asked. “A day at a time,” Irma smiled. “Remember, your parents are human too. Everyone has faults. It’s likely they love you in the only way they’ve been taught or know how to. It’s your job to not let that get in the way of the person you’re meant to be.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“Ah, humans. You waste so much time waiting for everything to be perfect. Don’t you understand that there is no perfect? Being alive is the perfect. That’s it. Be alive together and embrace the moment.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“People try to control what they fear,”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“Do you think you can change them?” Irma asked. “No,” Samantha said, and squeezed Irma’s hand. “Why haven’t you changed your expectations of them?”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“You manifest your reality. Your words, your thoughts, your actions. Dreams can be as real as you want them to be – if you believe in them.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

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― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“Samantha strolled into the garden and followed the little winding pathway that led through a small orchid garden to a beach shaded by tall palms. Delighted to find the beach relatively empty, Samantha carefully chose a lounge chair with a bright turquoise cushion under a palm tree whose leaves fluttered softly in the breeze. Settling in, she pulled her books and notepad from her bag and set them with her water bottle on the table next to the chair.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl

“Sometimes the only way to win the game is not to play.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Good Girl