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@comfortingnightvale
Remember, too, before you throw away an entire year, that any given unit of time also contains positive effects whose shape aren’t apparent yet. Because the universe doesn’t function in increments of human-made time, but on an unbroken plane of incidents and outcome.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 101, “Guidelines for Disposal” (via comfortingnightvale)
Taking space for yourself is not the same as pushing someone away.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 126, “A Door Ajar Part 3″
My life, like all lives, is more of a list of I nevers than I haves. Because the world is bigger than we can reach. Not even if we spend our entire lives reaching. We clear a little circle around ourselves. We sit in that circle, and that is our life. But it’s OK. I don’t have to do everything. I will leave an endless list of the not dones and the meant tos and the should haves, and that’s fine.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 146, “The Birthday of Lee Marvin”
Face the world. You have to make yourself vulnerable to harm to reap the rewards of living.
Welcome to Night Vale, “All Hail”
This will pass as all things will pass.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 115, “Council Member Flynn, Part 2″
What do we live for, if not to make life less difficult for each other?
Welcome to Night Vale, “All Hail”
With love and science anything is possible.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 119, “eGemony, Part 3: Love, Among Other Things, Is All You Need”
I don’t have to keep trying. Remember that, I say to myself, as I keep trying.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 41, “Walk”
What makes a person happy, if it doesn’t harm another person and doesn’t harm themselves, is ok. Even if it’s not how anyone else would want to live.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 121, “A Story of Love and Horror, Part 1: Barks”
Happiness is not canceled out by unhappiness. A relationship is not canceled out by its end.
It Devours: A Welcome to Night Vale Novel
Taking space for yourself is not the same as pushing someone away.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 126, “A Door Ajar Part 3″
Nothing is perfect, and I don’t think it will be, but it is better. Perfection doesn’t exist! All we can hope for is better.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 110, “Matryoshka"
Remember: you’re all right.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 94, “All Right”
Life is only a narrative, but it’s a narrative we write together.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 108, “Cal”
Remember, too, before you throw away an entire year, that any given unit of time also contains positive effects whose shape aren’t apparent yet. Because the universe doesn’t function in increments of human-made time, but on an unbroken plane of incidents and outcome.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 101, “Guidelines for Disposal”
Hold tight those you love, Night Vale. Not for fear of their loss, but for love of their presence.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 108, “Cal”
As we get older, as we leave home, we form for ourselves an independent identity, no longer impressed upon by families. We take the last shape they crafted, a partially chiseled stone sculpture, and we are left to try to finish the work ourselves. Hopefully, they have provided good tools. Hopefully, the world teaches us how to better use them. And for the rest of our lives, we are gently hammering away at the curves and crevices of the great masterpieces that are our lives. Sometimes, as we work, we become less recognizable to the families who first shaped us. They critique the craftsmanship, the artistic direction, they worry too much has been cut away or that, quote, 'those arms just don’t look proportional.' In some cases, they no longer recognize us for the adults we are. Family expectations are high. But underneath it all, there’s love, and worry, and a knowledge that you will do right for yourself. Your family may not trust that knowledge, but they know they have to try.
Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 99, “Michigan”