Quote by Daniel Torridon

People are born soft and weak. They die hard and stiff.

— Laozi

“It behooves us to think of what may happen to the spirit of the child who is condemned to grow in conditions so artificial…

— Maria Montessori

“Continuously, you are put in situations that force you to shave off your humanity to fit in places impossibly small, and your bones are…

— Abeer Abdullah

“The throb of life is love. Without it, humans are bodies of bones clad with skin”

— Tirukkural: 80 Tiruvalluvar

“Our body begins to destroy itself from the moment it is born. We are fragile. We’re creatures of passage. All that is left of…

— Carlos Ruiz Zafón

“Then I learned that we’re born with more bones than we die with.”

— Catherine Pierce

“We birth humans and batter them into human-shaped pulp; empty nothingness housed by crumbling shell and bone.”

— S.K. Falls

“We are fragile creatures made of fragile parts.”

— Kate Bassett

“In the end, it is all we are, these limpid tide pools of self-consciousness between crashing waves of pain. We are destined and designed…

— Dan Simmons

“So fragile. Our lives are so ridiculously fragile. We move about in this world feeling as though we’re invincible, hard as nails, not knowing…

— Andrew E. Kaufman

“We live in a world that hardens people," I remind him. "We are like callused feet. If we walked through life with smooth skin,…

— Karpov Kinrade

“In birth we are but a blank canvas, waiting to be filled in by the scars we make, the blood we bleed, the tears…

— Cody Edward Lee Miller