Kristin O'Donnell Tubb Quotes

Whoever Said That Loss Gets Easier With Time Was A Liar. Here's What Really Happens: The Spaces Between The Times You Miss Them Grow Longer. Then, When You Do Remember To Miss Them Again, It's Still With A Stabbing Pain To The Heart. And You Have Guilt. Guilt Because It's Been Too Long Since You Missed Them Last.

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