Sketchy black van? Weird stalking of my house? What are you going to do next, offer me some candy? — Hannah Harrington Copy Share Image
“We left behind this small town But we couldn't leave behind the ghosts As we headed for the coast, yeah, and you know There… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“You know, just because you think bubblegum pop on the radio represents all that is wrong with society, that doesn’t mean there’s not someone… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“It's the best kind of devastating there is. He took his pain and he turned it into something beautiful. Into something that people connect… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“It must be comforting, to have a faith like that. To believe so concretely that there’s someone—something— out there watching guard, keeping us safe,… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“My life is now divided into two periods: With June and After June. I can't wrap my mind around the idea of it.” — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“I already told you, I'm not gonna subscribe to your stupid magazine!' she yells. 'We're not selling anything,' Jake calls back. 'We just came… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“Some people think that a place can save them... Like if they could just be somewhere else, their lives would be totally different. They… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“It's harder than you think, to find someone who truly believes in your unequivocal, unconditional awesomeness” — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“I don’t want to be so scared all the time. So alone. I want to believe something can be worth it. Worth the pain.… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“It’s harder than you think, to find someone who truly believes in your unequivocal, unconditional awesomeness, especially when you’re like me: unspectacular in every… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“I don't know what I believe anymore. If God does exist, then He's just an asshole, creating this world full of human suffering and… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
“I walk to my car without looking back, and as I drive away, I'm hit with a sudden wave of sadness. But it's a… — Hannah Harrington Copy Share
