Katherine

“Didion again: “There’s a point where you go with what you’ve got. Or you don’t go.”
― Selma Blair, Mean Baby: A Memoir of Growing Up

“Life is the stuff that happens in the cracks between your plans and expectations.”
― Josie Silver, One Night on the Island

“There is always one person who gets under our skin, who knows our weak spots and neuroses and can’t help but go in for the kill. They are the people who wound us the most, because we care so much about what they think. For my mother, that person was PopPop. For me, that person is my mother.”
― Selma Blair, Mean Baby: A Memoir of Growing Up

“My therapist explained that depression was a cunning beast, and it could sneak up on you slowly. It didn’t always happen like you might see it portrayed in media: visible despair, days in bed, withdrawing from life. There was a kind of depression that couldn’t stop moving or working. That got up every day and wore a big smile so the ones the person loved didn’t worry. The depression that needed more and more until it became intolerable, like being force-fed something you could no longer keep down. And in that moment, the person didn’t want to die—they just wanted to feel nothing.”
― Lucinda Berry, One of Our Own