“In the Kübler-Ross model, there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The model is supposed to apply to most major losses. Stuff like death, breakups, dealing with your parents’ divorce, overcoming addiction. In general, it… — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“Fuck anybody who’d call a hill a mountain and name it after themselves.” — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“The gut, that second brain: closer to the heart, which must mean closer to the soul, too.” — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“How can one who has been abandoned—truly, no one left in sight—be less alone?” — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“How can one who has been abandoned—truly, no one left in sight—be less alone? Before, his answer would have been 'books,' but now he… — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“Anything shot for TV or magazines or a web article is fine for the general public, the people who weren’t there, but what I capture with my phone, that’s mine. When I look at it again later, I am looking at something that exists as a reflection of me and my experiences. When I share it with others, I am… — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share
“Sometimes what you don’t say is more powerful than anything you could say.” — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“To be rejected by someone so truly awful: the deep injuries this has caused will be hardest to fix.” — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
“The Kübler-Ross model would just have you accept someone dying of cancer. But under the Kidokoro-Kübler-Ross model, cancer would be cured. Parents would have… — A.D. Aliwat Copy Share Image
