Maybe being broken helps you become a better person. — Paige Rawl, Positive: A Memoir
Maybe being broken helps you become a better person. — Paige Rawl, Positive: A Memoir
Maybe being broken helps you become a better person. — Paige Rawl, Positive: A Memoir
Maybe being broken helps you become a better person. — Paige Rawl, Positive: A Memoir
Maybe being broken helps you become a better person. — Paige Rawl, Positive: A Memoir
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Maybe being broken helps you become a better person.

— Paige Rawl, Positive: A Memoir
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We are all a little broken, looking for something whole to hang on to. But sometimes, what seems whole is even more brok — J.A. ANUM
Sleep is not on good terms with broken hearts. It will have nothing to do with them. — Christopher Pike
I am a descendent of a whole bunch of Black folk who couldn't be broken. — Darnell Lamont Walker
My heart is responsible of My Pain & Heart Breaking ...So I not Blame Any One ... — M Kashif Khan
If you have the gift of frustration and the deep sense that the world is a mess, thank God for that; not everyone has th — Shane Claiborne, The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical
How could she be someone’s mistake? — Khadija Rupa, Unexpressed Feelings
This is the moment I realize that our traumas never really go away. They live inside of us, in the deepest darkest pits — A. Zavarelli, Crow
I'd rather love a million times and have my heart broken every time, than hold a permanitely empty heart forever. — H.C. Paye
My friend, you are truly yourself alone. God must have broken the mould after turning you out. — Jack Higgins, The Eagle Has Landed
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