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‘You have to see it, you have to feel it, before you can work on healing it.�
“I thought you psychologist types would be experts on the whole ‘you get what you need, not necessarily what you want� scenario.
“I understood that grief and attraction and like and love don’t compete in some kind of linear race where only one can be in the lead at any one time. It’s more like a washing machine—everything present at the same time in a tangled, messy jumble. Sometimes one thing is on top, sometimes another. But paying attention to one doesn’t mean all the other stuff disappears.�
“You know, I’d forgotten what this feels like,� I shouted into the storm. “What?� he yelled back over his shoulder. “Happiness,� I answered, my tears mingling with the rain to be washed off my face.
You can’t always have all the answers and there are no guarantees. That’s why it’s called a leap of faith. That’s what all love is.�
