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“Between pain and nothing I had chosen nothing.”

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This book is a part of a popular series, exploring complex emotions and personal growth through the lens of its characters' experiences. more

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Stephenie Meyer

Stephenie Meyer, born on December 24, 1973, is a renowned American author. She gained fame with her Twilight series, which has a massive global readership and was adapted into a successful film franchise. more

“The last message I want to give is to keep moving forward, no matter how stuck you feel on your journey, no matter how bad things turn out for you, no matter how much time you've spent crying, no matter how hopeless and depressed you feel, and no matter how many days you've spent hoping and praying that things will change, even for a little while. Take my word for it; it won't last forever. Persevere, never give up, and your time will surely come.”

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Book:Journal Of Life

Source: Journal Of Life

“And just like the day I got my ears pierced, once the pain has come and gone, I’ve grown up.”

Pain Growth

Book:One True Loves

Source: One True Loves

“I am an eater who knows, intellectually, that control is an illusion. I know it experientially and spiritually, through peak experiences and gentle experiences and love and sudden pain and tragedy. But asking the mind to give up control and the mind actually obeying is another animal. I am an eater whose mind says no.”

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Book:So Sad Today: Personal Essays

Source: So Sad Today: Personal Essays

“His words brought back to her the misery of her journey home after their last meeting for the mark of the hours she had spent since she had left him had cut deeply, the wounds were raw and the memory of pain came through her happiness and she did not think she could bear to be hurt again.”

Pain Memory

Book:Easter at the Lakes

Source: Easter at the Lakes

“Long ago he'd assigned a private name to it. The hit-thumb theory. on his grandfather's rood as a child one summer, hammering tiles down hard, he'd discovered that if you hammered your thumb by mistake, there was a split second when you thought: Hey, this isn't so bad, considering how hard I was hit... And then—after that moment of false, bewildered, and grateful relief—came the crash and crush of real pain.”

Pain

Author:Elizabeth Strout

“Endure the pain, gain the power.”

Pain Power Endure

Author:Lailah Gifty Akita

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