Holding on to something that has lost its magic, lost its mutual respect, hurts more. Elsa understood the assignment.
REBEKAH STERLACCIIn this culture of winners and losers. Your trauma is your trauma. This is not a measuring contest of pain.
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Every day we keep telling the same stories. Over and over. We forget that our endings can be different. So can the plot. I think it’s time for some surprise endings.
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Of all the times I’ve said goodbye- It has been the hardest to let go knowing they aren’t gone. You just don’t know them anymore.
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It might be time. To do that thing. In fact it has been time for a while.
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In this culture of winners and losers. Your trauma is your trauma. This is not a measuring contest of pain.
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When we share art we extend a hand. We hold a mirror. We adjust our focus. We hold each other. We weave a collaborative story. Together.
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Every time I answer- I have to work harder to remember that I am happier with a wall between us. But knowing this – I still pick up.
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When you reach a point where you say I really don’t miss it. You have healed.
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It takes time. We will get there.
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I’m exactly the same person. Well, except I’m not allowing dishonesty, selfishness, or negative energy to be a part of my life. And I’m noticing that I am truly happy.
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Speak the things you hope for. Then rearrange how you do the things to make them happen.
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Somehow in all this grief I found joy. Sharing art with you has made me whole again. And again.
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You are the only one I can truly count on.
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A year ago everything started to change. I didn’t think I could come out on the other side. The view is fine. I’m fine. Better now.
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We say so much with our words unsaid. There is truth in the silence.
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Forgiveness doesn’t always looks like things returning to normal. Words and actions change actions.
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