You are not his princess. You are your own queen.
NIKITA GILLTo heal you must forgive your heart, your skin, your body, all of their mistakes.
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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So when they ask you what you weigh, you don’t need to look down at any scale. Instead, simply tell them the truth; tell them how you weigh whole universes and storms and scars and stories, too.
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I know how to handle noise better than I can handle silence.
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The woman who tames fires and snakes and savours bones.
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Fill your life with women that empower you, that help you believe in your magic and aid them to believe in their own exceptional power and their incredible magic too. Women that believe in each other can survive anything. Women who believe in each other create armies that will win kingdoms and wars.
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Forgive her for how her agony reveals itself, child. This is how blood magic works. Unconditional never meant perfect anyway.
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I lost a God once.
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I am so afraid of disappointing the people I love, I often forget that I am someone I love too. And I need kindness just as much as I believe the people I love do.
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And she needs no prince or knight to save her, because her might is enough to tame dragons.
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They kept trying to make me less angry, but I refuse to surrender my rage.
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You need not fear the wolves you hide in your soul. They were made not to hurt you, but to protect you against this world.
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It happens suddenly. One day, your parents don’t pick you up any more.
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Perhaps he should have paid attention to the snakes coiled inside me waiting to strike.
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Perhaps magic is in the habit of choosing sharp-eyed girls who ask too many questions for their own good. Perhaps it chooses girls who are not unloved, but not fully loved either.
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When I was a little girl, I had a friend and sometimes I wondered if he was born on the day the Titanic sank.
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Nothing will come of forcing yourself to compete your way out of trauma.
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