Did the girl choose magic, or does magic choose the girl?
NIKITA GILLTo my children, I will say, ‘Fill your skin with kindness and find solace in your solitude. It takes bravery to be kind. But to be brave you will need to know how to stand for something even if you are completely alone.’
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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A wound left unhealed is bound to open again. That’s just what being human is.
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She’s a woman in love and is loved in return. That is a powerful thing.
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She is alone, and oh how brilliantly she shines.
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That growth is simply learning how to suffer, gracefully, elegantly constantly moving and travelling without letting your pain tear you apart.
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Survival is ugly. Healing is messy. Self-love is complicated. It is your hardest days as much as your best days that help you grow. All of this is part of being human.
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There are three versions of you. The one that smiles and laughs with others, the one that hides and cries alone, and the one that has the ability to achieve greatness.
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You are not his princess. You are your own queen.
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What a perfect collision of star it was that came together at just the right moment at just the right time to build the incredible thing that is you.
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And power, power was so much more important than beauty ever could be.
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The ghosts of all the women you used to be are all so proud of who you have become, storm child made of wild and flame.
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Those freckles make you seem like a galaxy of stars, just waiting to be explored and loved.
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The world is not allowed to make a meal of you, girl. It is there for your consuming.
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Heroes are never born fearless. They become heroes by facing their fears, by meeting them head on and saying, ‘You do not control me, or own me anymore.
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It happens suddenly. One day, your parents don’t pick you up any more.
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You can strive to be perfect. Or you can strive to be art.
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