Remember, there are beginnings in endings, through destruction there comes life.
NIKITA GILLYou see, there can be no life without death.
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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Teach your daughters their battle cries are needed far more than their silence and hear them deafen the world with their fearlessness.
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A war is still a war even if it is inside your head, did you know this?
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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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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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She is alone, and oh how brilliantly she burns.
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Because girls who were building empires for themselves did not need kingdoms to shine.
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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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And I return home always. Because love’s call has always been stronger than the moon’s.
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Even with the antidepressants, the grief seeped through the dangerous cracks in the scaffolding holding me up.
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Learn it well. Wear your hair wild, embrace your anger and learn to wield it without fear as a sword against those who hurt you.
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Fearless already runs through your blood. Now do it justice.
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There is something moon-soaked and dawn-flavoured about her.
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No one told me love could be a God of both living and dying. That girls who love girls do not just drown, they also float.
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In human beings, a black hole is spending your energy loving someone who takes all of your love and gives back nothing in return.
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Remind ourselves that grief may feel longer and more poignant than happiness but it still has an ending.
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