I'm always grateful when people share stuff on social media that I've never seen before, because it gives me a bit more strength to hold more space for the unsavory parts of my life that cause me shame. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
I feel like the more serious a life event is that you share on social media, the more ridiculous it sort of becomes, the more you sort of self-trivialize. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
With everything that's happened since I was exposed as a scammer, I can't lie, it's been good for business. Now I can sell my… — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
Mental illness and depression are the reason why I no longer have a father. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
I think a lot of people feel shame when they revisit their years of addiction. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
I spend a lot of time unpacking the pain surrounding my addiction - both my own and the pain I caused other people. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
How do you hold on to the idea that you are good and kind and deserving of love when the whole world thinks you're… — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
You know, when I was little, I actually did want to be an actor. But I only wanted to play myself. So Instagram is… — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
What was so comforting was that the more I started being honest on my blog, the more people responded. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
The publishing world has been very slow to adapt to the digital world. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
I am more respectful of the parasocial relationship of myself and my fans than anything Damien Hirst does between himself and his collectors. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
If I'm not ready to open something up to the scrutiny of the internet, I don't write about it. — Caroline Calloway Copy Share Image
