When no one aids you, you build your own legs.
NIKITA GILLYou deserve someone who lets you glow in every way you need to.
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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Burn every memory that does not help you grow. Destruction, too, can be necessary.
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They kept trying to make me less angry, but I refuse to surrender my rage.
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What if I told you your damage doesn’t define you and the way you survive is no one’s damned business?
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I know how to live with a blade and teach it not to make me bleed.
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You are not his princess; you are your own queen.
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The bad new is, what was shattered may never be possible to rebuild. The good new is, what you make in its place will be better than what was destroyed.
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Does a heart that is rotted cease to be called a heart?
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Sometimes you are going to miss a person who was an almost to you. And feel sad because there is no name for that feeling. You just feel it in a way that makes you tired to your very bones.
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Some things are beautiful, but they are beautiful in the way of the sun. If you fly too close, they will melt your wings and send you plummeting into the sea.
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A wound left unhealed is bound to open again. That’s just what being human is.
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Did the girl choose magic, or does magic choose the girl?
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There is nothing more dangerous than a girl who is aware of the flames inside her, and all the damage she can do.
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You have never forgotten how home was more than just a language you grew inside your mouth before you said it in a way your tongue bled.
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When I set out to find my father, I was not being brave. I was acting out of fear or losing the only parent I ever had. They may want you to believe I was simple being brave, but anxiety makes more heroes than history would care to repeat.
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Girls who survive trauma do wear a certain vulnerability around them, but this kind of vulnerability is from where their greatest strength stems.
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