“You can't truly hate someone until you've cared about them. Until you've loved them.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“I know that this time, the worst thing I can do is let go. And I won't be losing anything. Because it's the most… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“I think I kind of get it," I say. "Your Wanderlove thing." "Oh Yeah?" "It's about always looking toward the future. You can appreciate… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“Envy is when you want what someone else has. Jealousy’s when you also don’t want them to have it.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“You can't truly hate someone until you've cared about them. Until you've loved them.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“It's funny how you can run from the future and the past simultaneously.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“Isn't that what your memory was about, Bria? Losing control?" I pause. "I never knew memories were about anything. Besides the obvious. You make… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“We’re always itching to go, to move on, to escape. We convince ourselves we could truly be happy if only we were somewhere else.… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“I know what it's like. To sabotage yourself. Nothing makes you hate yourself more than that.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“Because - admit it - there's something perversely appealing about sitting all alone, feeling sorry for yourself, especially when the scenery's stunning and there's… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“Or they'd listen, but they wouldn't care. No one would. Hearing about vacations is like hearing about dreams-no one cares except the person who's… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“I used to wonder what it would look like if all my footsteps were painted red: all the steps I'd ever taken in all… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“We could liberate a million trophies. We could fill every river to the brim. But it would never fully substitute for liberating ourselves.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“I liked the idea—that we left pieces of ourselves everywhere we went, coloring all our important places.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
