See, growth isn’t this comfortable, miraculous thing. It
can get ugly, it can get confusing. It’s gritty, it’s hard.
It’s difficult to confront yourself sometimes; it’s difficult
to be the person who does things differently, who
doesn’t settle. But it’s the greatest gift you will ever
give yourself. It will push you towards figuring out
what your own personal version of happiness looks
like; and when you grow on your own terms, when
you figure out what actually matters to you, and when
you carve out your own path, you live on your own
terms. You love on your own terms. You become the
person you have always wanted to be, rather than the
person you were always told to be, and that is beautiful. Because when it comes down to it—life is about
making yourself proud on your own terms. It’s about
finding a happiness that works for you.
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The Strength in our Scars
PoetryBy Bianca Sparacino - this tackles the gut-wrenching but relatable experiences of moving on, self-love, and ultimately learning to heal. In this book you will find peace, you will find a rock, you will find understanding, and you will find hope. Rem...
