Anas

“Fear doesn't Stop Death, It Stops Life.”
― I've heard it in Various Authors' books

“«لسنا ما نريد أن نكونه. نحن ما يستدعيه المجتمع. نحن ما اختاره والدانا. لا نريد أن نـخيّب أحدًا؛ وبنا حاجة كبرى إلى أن نُـحَبّ. لذلك نـقمع أفضل ما بنا. وتدريـجًا، يتحوّل نور أحلامنا إلى وحش كوابيسنا. فتـُمسي أمورًا غير مُنجَزة، وإمكانيّات غير معيشة».”
― Paulo Coelho, ‫الزانية‬

“Things to do before I die: Travel the world, meet incredible people, have insightful conversation, live, love and carry on.”
― Germany Kent

“Once upon a time there was a boy who knew what he was going to be from the very moment he was born. As soon as he was able to talk, he told everyone, I am a builder of dreams. No one in his family had any idea what that meant, except maybe his Aunt Dorothy, who knew about dreams & how they form you into the thing you’re going to be, even when you think you have other plans.

The rest of his family did things like work with numbers & fix old cars & bake bread in a bakery. When he first told them what he was going to be, they thought it was cute & then, when it didn’t stop, it was something not to be mentioned at family gatherings & finally, it was something that would lead to personal suffering if he didn’t start getting his head on straight, by god. So, he stopped saying it out loud, but he never forgot & when he got older, he moved away & his family told the neighbors he was working as a manager & every one nodded & was pleased that he’d finally come around to viewing life as it was & not how you wish it would be.

But he didn’t really care because he was building things of air & sunlight & the laughter of children & the sharp smell of lighter fluid at a summer barbecue & the flash of color on the throat of a hummingbird & all of them were things that had no real name, but people felt them all the same. They felt them all the same...”
― Brian Andreas, Still Mostly True: Collected Stories & Drawings