Ms. Kat
https://www.goodreads.com/katrina_lehman
“Love is both a constant and a variable at the same time.”
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“She had resisted returning there because to return to one’s hometown felt like surrender.”
― Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
― Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
“I remember asking Rayya . . . if there was anything that somebody could have said or done back in the day, that might’ve convinced her to quit drugs sooner. She replied, “The only thing that might’ve made me clean sooner would’ve been if every person in my life he cut me off sooner. Because as long as I still had anyone left out there who I could bullshit and use, or borrow money from, or crash with, or who would listen to my sob story, there was no reason for me to quit. It wasn’t until I had burned every bridge, and there was nobody left, who would even pick up the phone when I called, that I really had to face myself and decide whether I wanted to live or die. But I had to do that alone, when there was nobody left to manipulate. If I’ve gotten to that place sooner, I might’ve quit sooner.”
― All the Way to the River
― All the Way to the River
“It all starts with waking up: waking up to what is real and authentic in and around us and what isn’t; waking up to who we are and who we are not; waking up to what our bodies are expressing and what our minds are suppressing; waking up to our wounds and our gifts; waking up to what we have believed in and what we actually value; waking up to what we will no longer tolerate and what we can now accept; waking up to the myths that bind us and the interconnections that define us; waking up to the past as it has been, the present as it is, and the future as it may yet be; waking up, most especially, to the gap between what our essence calls for and what “normal“ has demanded of us.”
― The Myth of Normal
― The Myth of Normal
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