It’s how I learn there are a multitude of ways to say I love you. For so many you don’t have to use words at all.
NIKITA GILLYou need not fear the wolves you hide in your soul. They were made not to hurt you, but to protect you against this world.
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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A clever woman is more lethal than a freshly crafted magic wand, and that is why she is fear.
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I know how to handle noise better than I can handle silence.
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The loneliest thing you can ever do is take very instance where you should grow and waste it by only thinking how could this happen to you?
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You must understand: they fear you. There is nothing scarier in their minds than a girl who knows the power of her flames.
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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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People aren’t born sad; we make them that way.
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Your body is not a first aid kit for broken people and damaged souls and hearts that are too tired to fix themselves.
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People talk about love like it is patient and kind. Love is also dark. It is ferocious and angry and destructive.
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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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Womanhood is rich with unlearning. How to unlearn the way you hate your body.
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She’s a woman in love and is loved in return. That is a powerful thing.
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Become fluent in the language of letting go. Learn to give people up before they hurt you beyond repair.
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Tell your daughters how you love your body. Tell them how they must love theirs.
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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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But I am both nightmare and sin.
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