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@lost--in--transition
“Joseph’s heart was rubbed raw against the rocks of disloyalty and miscarried justice. Yet time and time again God redeemed the pain. The torn robe became a royal one. The pit became a palace. The broken family grew old together. The very acts intended to destroy God’s servant turned out to strengthen him.”
— Max Lucado
“If it is destroying you then it is not love my dear.”
— Unknown
“…what we have loved, Others will love, and we will teach them how…”
— William Wordsworth, from The Prelude, lines 446 and 447.
One of the most challenging things I’ve had to learn is that healing must be intentional. There is no one golden day that comes and saves you from all your misery. Healing is a practice. You have to decide that it’s what you want to do and actively do it. You have to make a habit out of it. Once I learned that, I only looked back to see how far I came.
if they loved you, they would change their hurtful, bad behavior the first time you asked. if they didn’t, they’re going to keep doing it and keep taking advantage of the fact that you believe they will. they’re using your feelings to their advantage, which is toxic and manipulative. the best apology is changed behavior, and if they aren’t willing to give that to you, you should probably let them go.
“You know all those things you’ve always wanted to do? You should go do them.”
— E.J. Lamprey
You cannot fast-forward your life to just the good parts. Just like you cannot force a garden to grow faster — your life is a similar cultivation with similar seasons. No matter how badly you want the harvest of your dreams, it is not coming the second you make the wish. You have to be patient with yourself and life. The secret is to flow with the seasons of your life. This is how you reach the fullest bounty of life. — Bryant McGill
@thelovejournals
“Life is about balance. Be kind, but don’t let people abuse you. Trust, but don’t be deceived. Be content, but never stop improving yourself.”
— Nishan Panwar
“It is written: ‘God will restore to you the years that the swarming locusts have eaten… and you will be satisfied.’”
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Joel 2:25
The years that the anxiety ate. The years that the depression devoured. The years that famine fed on. The years that worry wiped out. The years that abandonment annihilated.
God will restore the years.
(via grace-after-the-fall)
“Trust yourself. You’ve survived a lot, and you’ll survive whatever is coming.”
— Robert Tew
“There are some of your graces which would never be discovered if it were not for your trials.”
— Charles Spurgeon
“Perhaps the problem is not the intensity of your love but the quality of the people you are loving.”
— Warsan Shire
“In some parallel universe, I know you held me tighter. You tried harder. You said, “Look my love, I will meet you halfway.””
— N.M.Sanchez, from Initial Meeting
“Get comfortable with being alone. It will empower you.”
— Jonathan Tropper
The hallmark feature of intimacy is mutual responsiveness, that reassuring sense that you and your soul mate — or you and your best friend — really ‘get’ each other. This means that you come to your interactions with a well-developed understanding of each other’s inner workings, and you use that privileged knowledge thoughtfully, for each other’s benefit. Intimacy is that safe and comforting feeling you get when you can bask in the knowledge that this other person truly understands and appreciates you. You can relax in this person’s presence and let your guard down. Your mutual sense of trust, perhaps reinforced by your commitments of loyalty to each other, allows each of you to be more open with each other than either of you would be elsewhere.
Barbara Fredrickson, Love 2.0: How Our Supreme Emotion Affects Everything We Feel, Think, Do, and Become
It’s better this way. A little lonelier but better.
Lisa Schroeder, The Day Before/ (via thelovejournals)
