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Don't ever pity me. — Simone Elkeles

You will know how to stop suffering as soon as suffering ceases to be valuable. If you are in pain, you are being led. — Martha Beck

There's sometimes a tugging feeling you get to push further when you aren't being challenged enough or when things get too comfortable. — Criss Jami

Only a fool trys to outsmart smart people, and anyone that trys to fool fools is himself already one.
~William Faulkner~ — William Faulkner

I will blame no enemy that is a good man, nor yet praise a friend that is bad — Theognis

How long is forever when you can stop the time for a while to see ... the sunrise? — Haidji

She always forgot how pain was so upsetting. Cruel. It hurt your feelings. You just wanted it to stop, please, right now. — Liane Moriarty

There reigns in the broken human heart a feeling of discord, a lack of congruence between what is and what ought to be (Augustine, Conf. 5). — Thomas C. Oden

Keep clearly in mind the following truth: the things we keep foremost in our mind get our attention, and whatever gets our attention, gets done! — Josh Hinds

At this point I'm sure he's more plastic than person, but most people who hate wrinkles become Daleks over time, anyway. — Ashley Poston

I wanted to cause trouble, but I know now it stays with you. — Jeanette Winterson

When some drunken fool asked if she was a lesbian, she would say, 'In everything but sexual preference. — Michael Chabon

I've never sued anybody, though there have been one or two occasions I've wanted to strangle one or two people. — Richard Branson

The computer allows me to execute my ideas at the speed I think them. — Will.i.am

I pulled the rearview down and looked at myself in the mirror for a spell, trying to spot virtues. — Daniel Woodrell

Practice is a private activity, and having someone witness it an odd sort of embarrassment. — Christopher Hacker