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Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Janet Morris: When the balance is restored, people get hurt.

When the balance is restored, people get hurt. — Janet Morris

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Lisa Kessler: A digital wall of masks stared back at

A digital wall of masks stared back at him. His finger rolled the mouse in a slow downward scroll.
Okay, you bastard. Where are you? — Lisa Kessler

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Ruth Rendell: She was happiest when sitting about and reading.

She was happiest when sitting about and reading. She had read thousands of books, seeing no point in doing anything else unless you had to. — Ruth Rendell

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Patrick Ness: Blame is something that is shared and denied

Blame is something that is shared and denied in equal measures. — Patrick Ness

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Renita D'Silva: What better hiding place than an old, woodlice-ridden

What better hiding place than an old, woodlice-ridden album of photographs! — Renita D'Silva

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Wayne Dyer: Needing to have things perfect is the surest

Needing to have things perfect is the surest way to immobilize yourself with frustration. — Wayne Dyer

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Thomas Daniel Nehrer: So, am I some sort of Savior? Not

So, am I some sort of Savior? Not hardly. Save yourself the worry about needing to be saved from anything. — Thomas Daniel Nehrer

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Brene Brown: When you judge yourself for needing help, you

When you judge yourself for needing help, you judge those you are helping. When you attach value to giving help, you attach value to needing help. — Brene Brown

Just Needing Yourself Quotes By Rhonda Byrne: You will free yourself from the cumbersome impossibilities

You will free yourself from the cumbersome impossibilities of needing to control the world, your friends, your mate, your children ... — Rhonda Byrne