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“El miedo y el valor a mendo son la misma cosa. Te convierten en una guerrera o en una cobarde. La única diferencia es la persona que reside en el interior.”

Book:From Blood and Ash

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“Terror is a bottomless pit. Did you know that, Max? When you think you have hit rock bottom, that your heart cannot take any more of it, something unexpected happens and the dread and anguish spike as if your brain is acknowledging your imminent death. Then you realise that you can still fall further than you already have.”

Fear Loss Grief Terror Days Come And Go Hemley Boum

Book:Days Come and Go

Source: Days Come and Go

“People fear what they don't understand. It's an immutable fact in life that's been used for all manner of people to do all manner of horrible things to all manner of other people. To fear the unknown is to build a bridge in your mind and promptly burn it down. With one exception, it's always better to confront the unknown and understand it. That exception, of course, being when a shit-ton of bombs are involved.”

Fear

Book:Ten Arrows of Iron

Source: Ten Arrows of Iron

“They were both so scared they weren't talking at all, which made me feel the kind of shame you know you're not going to cure by saying sorry, and where the only thing to do is: go out, get more shame.”

Fear Relationships Shame

Book:Tenth of December

Source: Tenth of December

“The greatest storm is my fear of the storm.”

Fear Challenges Storm Trials Difficulties

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Sorry, Ulric," I whispered. "I've learned to fear someone else more than I do you." He frowned. "Who?" "The man... I used to be.”

Inspirational Fear Identity Fear Of Failure Overcoming Adversity Quotes Brandon Sanderson

Author:Brandon Sanderson, The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England

“With both the last and the first wolf, I wonder, did you know just how alone you were? Beneath this question, lay the other one. The same one that now flickered in my chest as I travelled alone for interviews and research. Were you afraid? I wanted to ask the wolf. And if you were, how did you bear it?”

Fear Aloneness

Book:Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell About Fear

Source: Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell About Fear

“So stay inside, will you tonight, lest she knock on your door with the same dagger in her hand that you used to pull out his rib and push inside her instead. So stay inside, will you tonight for she has tasted the fruit of knowledge and she knows, how there are things that she can make even you, dear father, curl up in horror and dismay.”

God Fear Revenge Adam Eve

Book:If I Have A Daughter One Day

Source: If I Have A Daughter One Day

“Your Mercy is my social status.”

God Religion Sikhism

Book:Sri Guru Granth Sahib

Source: Sri Guru Granth Sahib

“Change. Everything is changing. Except for me.”

Fear Change Relatable Everything Me For Except What I Feel

Book:Dear Emmie Blue

Source: Dear Emmie Blue

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