Nathan Credille

“The more you want from the world, the more it holds you by the throat.”
― Lisa Unger, Last Girl Ghosted

“Fear and excitement are just different sides of the same coin. When wildly excited, you experience the exact same sensations as you do when you’re very anxious. The secret is learning how to flip your perception of these sensations from negative to positive. Once you master the ability to see them as nothing more than a heightened manifestation of energy in your body, you end the illusion of a threat.”
― Barry McDonagh, Dare: The New Way to End Anxiety and Stop Panic Attacks Fast

“are classified and perceived differently than diseases of the body. Your brain forms your personality. Your behavior is the result of the disease, of the brain misfiring. It’s easier to separate blame and fault from an impaired kidney or a damaged aorta than from an obsessive, compulsive, phobic person.”
― Rochelle B. Weinstein, Where We Fall

“She claimed that in every relationship one person always loves the other more. There’s no perfect balance as we all want to believe. That just doesn’t exist. For example, there’s always one person who would cope better if the other left.”
― Kathryn Croft, The Other Husband