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The Hurting Kind:...
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The Angel Room
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Watson Hepler Watson Hepler said: " This is my third time rereading this book, and I swear it gets better every time. I've been at different stages of my life and gotten different things out of it that have helped me reflect and most of all feel seen. I've never felt so intensely known ...more "

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“That girl is inside of me. She always was. I'm something else now. But she got me this far, and she will always be there.”
Lee Call, The Angel Room

“I love my quiet. I hate how, in the after, my quiet has become silence. The room in my chest that was sky-lit has become a sealed and padded cell.
Your love brought me back to my quiet. I needed a new language. I needed a new story--one where I don't have to remember the beginning and don't know the end.”
Claire Schwartz, Not That Bad: Dispatches from Rape Culture

We accept the love we think we deserve.
“We accept the love we think we deserve.”
Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower

“Is there some inherent flaw in me, that's made me react this way? There's such a drastic quality to my fear: letting one encounter affect thousands of evenings afterward. There's something so naive about insisting that daylight makes a difference. Why do I imagine that violence wears a wristwatch?”
Nicole Boyce

“I imagine that there are ways in which our bodies never really stop being our mothers' bodies. In the bath, I trace my fingers along the lines of myself like a person following a river to its source. When I laugh like her or when I'm mean like her or when I go cold and distant like her, I can feel her lingering, ready to claim what is hers and has always been hers.”
Brandon Taylor, Not That Bad: Dispatches from Rape Culture

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