Danielle H.

“Then it’s about accepting that the person who hurt you is flawed, like all people are, and letting that guide you to a better, more nuanced understanding of what happened. Flawed, I thought. Okay. Check. “And then there’s a third part,” she went on, “probably the hardest, that involves trying to look at the aftermath of what happened and find ways that you benefited, not just ways you were harmed.”
― Katherine Center, Things You Save in a Fire

“a second, then said, “It’s about acknowledging to yourself that someone hurt you, and accepting that.”
― Katherine Center, Things You Save in a Fire

“I would never tell you that the life you wanted couldn’t have been exactly as great as you planned. But you have to live the life you have. You have to find inspiration in the struggle, and pull joy out of the hardship.”
― Katherine Center, How to Walk Away

“Because that’s all we can do: carry the sorrow when we have to, and absolutely savor the joy when we can.”
― Katherine Center, How to Walk Away