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Feeling Quote by Stacia Kane

“But she was the only woman--the only one in the entire world--Terrible loved... If she lost that, she'd lose what made her special. She'd be happy, yes. She'd find some other man eventually, probably, and maybe he'd be good enough. She'd look different, act different. Be different. She would never…” quote by Stacia Kane
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““But she was the only woman--the only one in the entire world--Terrible loved... If she lost that, she'd lose what made her special. She'd be happy, yes. She'd find some other man eventually, probably, and maybe he'd be good enough. She'd look different, act different. Be different. She would never again feel that, though, the feeling of being the most special woman in the entire world, of knowing no one else could possibly be as happy as she was because they honestly didn't know how lucky they were, how truly and amazingly lucky. Because they didn't feel like they'd been lost their entire lives and they'd finally found home.””

Stacia Kane

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Long Way Home by Stacia Kane, 2017

A woman's fear of losing her unique sense of being the most special leads to yearning for validation and a feeling of home.

In simple terms: She fears losing her specialness and seeks a home.

Key Takeaway

Seek self‑worth beyond external validation.

Themes

identity validation loneliness search for belonging self‑esteem relationships

Mood

melancholic hopeful

Type

philosophical reflective

When to use this quote

  • relationship counseling
  • self‑help
  • creative writing
  • mindfulness practice

Key Concepts

existential longing self‑worth romantic idealism

Questions to Reflect On

  • What defines your worth independent of others?
  • How can you cultivate a sense of home within yourself?
A Different Perspective

May romanticize dependence on another for self‑value.

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