“Reality is knowing that you will get hurt. That there’s no stopping it, but you still try. Even after you’re hurt, you first want to suffer through it, for some reason thinking the afflictions will help. You find out later… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Because it isn’t a loss; just a little piece of their haven had broken off. People can patch things; it still may hurt, but… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Caring is our curse. If we don’t care, we can’t get hurt. But if we didn’t care, the world would be a dark place… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Sometimes it all becomes too much. Your body and mind will just give way. Part of you may want to blissfully fade into nothing,… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Then, when I thought it couldn’t get any better, I see it. And I knew, only then, that I’m truly in Heaven.” — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Has there ever been a night where you didn’t feel safe? Maybe you felt you were being watched? Or you couldn’t close your eyes… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Reality is knowing that you will get hurt. That there’s no stopping it, but you still try. Even after you’re hurt, you first want… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Time passes fast when you’re not in step. If you think for a moment that you can get it back, wake up—you can’t. Some… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Never assume you are alone, because you never truly are. Only when your life has surely ended and your loved ones have forgotten you… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Keep my soul safe. Phantom Lagoon is my home; my safe harbor. I no longer belong to a family; I am a loner. I… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Dreams are not lands of happiness. It is miscomprehended that bad dreams are nightmares. In truth, the only dreams we have are nightmares. When… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“If you look up the meaning of healing you can find many different definitions. There’s the adjective, noun, and verb (with and without objects).… — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
“Breathing is medicine. I forgot how to breathe, but I’m learning all over again.” — Mandi Lynn Copy Share Image
