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Rekik Mohamed Quotes By Deborah Harkness

Stop trying to be perfect. Try being real for a change. — Deborah Harkness

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By Abigail Roux

Breaking the rules is addictive, too. — Abigail Roux

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By Daniel Kahneman

I don't try to be clever at all. The idea that I could see what no one else can is an illusion. — Daniel Kahneman

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By Albert Camus

We are fighting for the distinction between sacrifice and mysticism, between energy and violence, between strength and cruelty, for that even finer distinction between the true and the false, between the man of the future and the cowardly gods you revere. — Albert Camus

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By V.S. Pritchett

One recalls how much the creative impulse of the best-sellers depends upon self-pity. It is an emotion of great dramatic potential. — V.S. Pritchett

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By ASAP Rocky

Sometimes I forget that I'm supposed to keep people entertained because I'm just making music for my lifestyle and for my people who live my lifestyle. We forget that there's a world waiting on us. — ASAP Rocky

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By Anna Nicole Smith

I don't understand why God took him and didn't take me. — Anna Nicole Smith

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By Hannah Brencher

And New York City is details too... It's full of people who have no idea they're really just art to other passersby. There are probably thousands of them who head home feeling worthless, like failures, never fully knowing the impact they made on a complete stranger just by walking out to face the world that day. Never fully knowing they were the beautiful spot in someone else's ordinary day. — Hannah Brencher

Rekik Mohamed Quotes By John Bradshaw

Generally speaking, most of our vital, spontaneous, instinctual life gets shamed. Children are shamed for being too rambunctious, for wanting things and for laughing too loud. Much dysfunctional shame occurs at the dinner table. Children are forced to eat when they are not hungry. Sometimes children are forced to eat what they do not find appetizing. Being exiled to the dinner table until the plate is cleaned is not unusual in modern family life. The public humiliation of sitting at the dinner table all alone, often with siblings jeering, is a painful kind of exposure. — John Bradshaw