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@sitara88
““Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope.””
— (via purplebuddhaquotes)
““I had never understood before the invisibility of a human. How what we take to be a person is in fact a spirit we can never see.””
— (via purplebuddhaquotes)
“Never chase love, affection or attention. If it isn’t freely given by another person it isn’t worth having.”
— (via purplebuddhaquotes)
“Go where you are celebrated – not tolerated. If they can’t see the real value in you, it’s time for a new start.”
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“I need you to love me a little louder today.”
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“I crave space. It charges my batteries. It helps me breathe. Being around people can be so exhausting, because most of them love to take and barely know how to give - except for a rare few.”
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“Document the moments you feel most in love with yourself - what you’re wearing, who you’re around, what you’re doing. Recreate and repeat.”
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“Scared is how you’re feeling; brave is what you’re doing.”
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Candy (2006)
In another universe you’re brave enough to tell me the truth and I believed you when you did.
“Because sending a letter is the next best thing to showing up personally at someone’s door. Ink from your pen touches the stationary, your fingers touch the paper, your saliva seals the envelope, your scent graces the paper. Something tangible from your world travels through machines and hands, and deposits itself in another’s mailbox; their world. Your letter is then carried inside as an invited guest. The paper that was sitting on your desk, now sits on another’s. The recipient handles the paper that you handled. Letters create a connection that modern and impersonal forms of communication will never replace.”