John McWhorter wrote an excellent column that appeared in today's NY Times. I highly recommend reading it: My one quibble with McWhorter is about the use of the word "hurtful." It's a tricky

Fears, hurtful feelings and fatigue from the past are the chains that we must say and say goodbye in order to find love and start a good relationship. When we are stuck in these thoughts, we are ignoring

Words hurt more than actions sometimes because actions hurts our body but words hurt our soul. One can recover after being hurt by actions, but in case of words, they can only be forgiven, but never be

Sometimes you just have to turn the page and realize that there is more to your book of life than the page you're stuck on. Stop being afraid to move on, close this chapter of hurt, and never look back

Grateful that she got another man who loves her and takes care of her. I love it.

You really romanticize the white-trash period of your life,' Rain once said to me, which I thought was a little hurtful but perhaps true. Author: Dan Chaon

I'm no longer going to experience responsible about taking walks faraway from you after all the emotional abuse you've got placed me via. i'm no longer going to feel horrific approximately slicing you