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“What I feared was not that God wasn’t real, but that suffering had no meaning, no significance, no witness. I could live in a godless world. I was unsure I could live in a meaningless one. A world without a god still made sense. Faith would be one less thing for me to hold. But a world without sense was unbearable. It meant nothing was holding me.”
― J.S. Park, As Long as You Need: Permission to Grieve

“Grief is the debt we pay to live and to love and to chase the stuff that gives us meaning. Every breath is a debt collection on a collapsing hallway of deficit. You are a life on loan.”
― J.S. Park, As Long as You Need: Permission to Grieve