This Used to be Easier Quotes

“There’s comfort in forming yourself to fit a mould. There’s stability. You worry less when you have less options, but it all comes at a price I’m tired of paying.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“The guilt doesn’t serve anyone. You’ve got to feel what you feel if you ever want to work through it.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“I might change, but this place never does.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“I’ve dated here, but it’s not...it was never...you. You’re what I want. I’ve wanted you since before I even realized I could want you, and I haven’t stopped since.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“This small town made us into small kids with narrow visions, and maybe I don’t need blinders to feel safe. Maybe what I really need is to open my eyes wider than I ever have before.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“I hold on like her hand is the most precious thing in the world.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“I’d be losing her all over again, so I pushed her away before she could see me fall apart.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“the sound makes the tension gathering between us tighten and contract a few more notches, like we’re tugging on the ends of a knot.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“I still didn’t want to leave her at the end, but I couldn’t stay.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“the stifling sensation of being surrounded by who I was instead of who I am,”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“She’s not the girl I knew, but that girl is still in there somewhere,”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“She left, and she’s somebody else now. So am I.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“edged with nostalgia for memories that do not deserve a nostalgic edge.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“That’s when I realized I wanted to be close to her—as close as I could be, for as long as she’d let me. I didn’t figure out what that meant until years later,”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier

“I don’t want to lose every bit of myself I’ve found.”
― Katia Rose, This Used to be Easier