“Hana yori dango. Dumplings over flowers. It basically means that someone should value needs over wants, substance over appearance. As in, make sure you have food and shelter before you burn money on something extravagant. And, you know, choose genuine… — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“There's a saying in Japan, and it has to do with cherry-blossom viewing: hana yori dango (Dumplings over flowers). It basically means that someone should value needs over wants, substance over appearance. As in, make sure you have food and… — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“Just be the strong woman you are, like me. If the guys can't handle us, it's their problem.” — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“Her glittering nails and dangling earrings made her seem fragile sometimes, like something delicate, but then I'd find her standing alone on the roof… — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“It doesn't matter what they do to me,' he said. 'It might even be better if they—stop me. But I need to know you're… — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“Hana yori dango. Dumplings over flowers. It basically means that someone should value needs over wants, substance over appearance. As in, make sure you… — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“That's all any of us have in the end, isn't it? there is death ahead of all of us. And so we live.” — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
“And who knows, maybe this will all sort itself out and you’ll have choices you didn’t even realize you had. You still have choices,… — Amanda Sun Copy Share Image
