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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

by Maya Angelou

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The Call of Cthulhu: And Other Stories

by H.P. Lovecraft

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Julie’s Quotes

“The meaning of life can best be simplified as gratifying a personalized set of instincts.”
― Eric Hirzel

tags: assumptions, close-mindedness, intelligence, introspection, knowledge, open-mindedness, opinions, psychology, science

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“How can I be made so broken?”
― J Brian Long

tags: addiction, despair, despair-quotes, hopelessness, hopelessness-quotes, insecurity, problems, problems-in-life, struggles, struggles-in-life

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“Pessimism is a sign of decay, optimism is a sign of superficiality; "tragic optimism" is the mood of the strong man who seeks intensity and extent of experience, even at the cost of woe, and is delighted to find that strife is the law of life.”
― Will Durant

tags: evolution, law-of-life, nietzsche, optimism, pessimism, philosophy, strife

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“There are no ghosts, but up here”—she gestured toward her head—“it’s a haunted house.”
― Gabrielle Zevin, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

tags: death, ghost, ghosts, haunting, life, memory, morbid, morose, pain

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“There are only three options for black sheep: live authentically and get kicked out of the community, have the courage to move out on your own and rebuild from scratch, or hide your true self and desperately try to fit in (which you never will).”
― Ben Crawford, 2,000 Miles Together: The Story of the Largest Family to Hike the Appalachian Trail