The woman who tames fires and snakes and savours bones.
NIKITA GILLFearless already runs through your blood. Now do it justice.
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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There is a lightening in our bones and wildfire in our spirits and we will find a way despite it all to survive and thrive.
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You have to choose between freedom and comfort. You choose freedom. Of course you choose freedom.
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And power, power was so much more important than beauty ever could be.
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You become the thing that hurts you until it can hurt you no more.
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Love yourself loudly, dangerously, everywhere people have been afraid to love you, afraid to ask the way to cherish you, afraid to hold you. Love yourself most in these places, because who can be a better teacher to others in how to love you than yourself.
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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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She didn’t just wait for someone to come and rescue her from her discontent and strife, instead she took matters into her own hands and empowered her own future, her own life.
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How your voice tremors when you speak of loneliness.
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Grandmothers are a gift not to be taken lightly. So many lose them, before they are old enough to know their magic. I am glad my bones were born with this knowledge.
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Sometimes all it takes to help someone survive anything brutal are those six words: ‘None of it was your fault.
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Take this as your reminder. Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear darkness, some wear wounds.
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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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Even without him, you can bring down monsters. Believe me. You can still bring down monsters.
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You can strive to be perfect. Or you can strive to be art.
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If we had no fears to master, how else would we grow?
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