Derya K > Quotes

“You are enough. You didn't deserve to be abandoned. You need to relearn that you are worthy of love.”
― DERYA KAYA, RECURRİNG RELATİONSHİPS: BREAKİNG FREE FROM EMOTİONAL REPETİTİON

“Kaitlyn examined every curve, every elevation inside Edwin’s palm as if she was discovering a secret of her own. She was trying to read Edwin’s childhood, youth, and future in those lines.”
― Derya KAYA, Coblestones of Silence

“I had made countless mistakes throughout my life. Yet, I had never before dared to label them as "mistakes.”
― DERYA KAYA, the women in the green skirt

“Which one of these, Safira, is my true self?”
― DERYA KAYA, the women in the green skirt

“A person who becomes attuned to what they feel and need develops deeper authenticity in relationships and a more integrated sense of self.
- Coming Back To Yourself: The Path To Coping And Resilience, Derya Kaya”
― DERYA KAYA, COMİNG BACK TO YOURSELF: THE PATH TO COPİNG AND RESİLİENCE

“Either I must be accepted as I am, or I must be brave enough to grow — knowing it may cost me my place among others.”
― DERYA KAYA, COMİNG BACK TO YOURSELF: THE PATH TO COPİNG AND RESİLİENCE

“Permanence is no longer realistic; transience is considered normal. And that very normality turns into an invisible climate that quietly threatens one’s sense of existence.”
― DERYA KAYA, COMİNG BACK TO YOURSELF: THE PATH TO COPİNG AND RESİLİENCE

“A person who becomes attuned to what they feel and need develops deeper authenticity in relationships and a more integrated sense of self.
-Coming Back To Yourself: The Path To Coping And Resilience, Derya Kaya”
― DERYA KAYA, COMİNG BACK TO YOURSELF: THE PATH TO COPİNG AND RESİLİENCE

“Permanence is no longer realistic; transience is considered normal. And that very normality turns into an invisible climate that quietly threatens one’s sense of existence.”

— Derya Kaya, Coming Back Yourself: The Path To Coping and Resilience”
― DERYA KAYA, COMİNG BACK TO YOURSELF: THE PATH TO COPİNG AND RESİLİENCE

“A person who becomes attuned to what they feel and need develops deeper authenticity in relationships and a more integrated sense of self.”
― DERYA KAYA