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“Sometimes you have to be okay with other people not being okay with you. And you have to be okay with you not being okay too.”
― Jill Duggar, Counting the Cost

“But it’s okay that you think that. I think it takes a lot of energy and hard work to pretend things are perfect. I think I’d get really exhausted trying to pretend that. Sometimes it takes a lot of guts and bravery to admit that things aren’t perfect, that they’re not even okay. How would anyone know I needed help if I was always pretending everything was fine?”
― Katrina Kittle, The Kindness of Strangers

“I think the most successful and accomplished people are those who can show courage and admit they can’t do it alone. It’s pointless to struggle silently behind a fake smile.”
― Brittany Burgunder, Safety in Numbers: From 56 to 221 Pounds, My Battle with Eating Disorders

“It is okay even if the pain never really disappears but doubles at the worst. It is okay when you remember unexpected moments- just like when remembering the good times that you spent together at a certain place. It is okay cringing when your favorite song sneaks up on you on your own playlist or worse—when you are at a public place and either Taylor Swift or Adele suddenly starts crooning incredibly tear-jerking lines over the loudspeakers. I hope you did not forget your value yet, because I know you are always finding yourself trying to prove your worth as a human being. I hope you become the fairy tale princess who will never lose faith in her prince. One day, things will not be as rough as this anymore and it will get smoother and better in time.”
― Bea Pilotin, In Love and In Heartbreak: collected stories of the heart

“In uncertain times, it's okay to feel
scared and upset. Let those emotions be real.
The Universe reminds us we can't control it all,
but trust in the journey, for it won't let you fall.”
― Lyra Brave, Luna Heartstrong & the Whimsical Wormhole

“Your mistakes do not define you. They show you a roadmap to stumble better next time, until one day you stop stumbling.”
― Hiral Nagda