Hilary

“In this world of interdependence, opposite emotions are also connected. As William Blake put it "joy and woe are woven fine". I know this because one of the reasons I love life is because I was once suicidal. I have sincerely known moments of content in my life for having gone through years of hell.”
― Matt Haig, The Comfort Book

“I now avoid trying to see myself as one thing or the other. I'm not a happy person or a sad person. I am not a calm person or a fearful person. I am a happy, sad, calm, fearful person. I let myself feel it all. And that way I am always open to new feelings.”
― Matt Haig, The Comfort Book

“There’s a warning, a sound your heart makes the first time it realizes it’s no longer safe with the person you trusted.”
― Rebecca Yarros, The Things We Leave Unfinished

“I, for instance, discovered little moments of happiness, or humor, within despair. I realized things weren't always one thing or another thing. It was sometimes both. And as soon as we notice all that space inside us, we have a new perspective. Yes, there is room for a lot of pain but there is room for other things too.”
― Matt Haig, The Comfort Book