Quotes about Vulnerability

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I often think that the effort we put into trying to pretend something about us is true — that we are less than we are or — Nadia Bolz-Weber, Accidental Saints: Finding God in All the Wrong People
It is almost as if we are all playing a big game of hide-and-go-seek. We all hide expecting to be found, but no one has — Vironika Tugaleva, The Love Mindset: An Unconventional Guide to Healing and Happiness
He holds his hand out for me to see it like he’s cradling something delicate or breakable, an egg or like, his heart. — Eda J. Vor, Like Two Opposite Things
If a brokenhearted mother could sing, I could not remain silent. — Beth Moore, To Live Is Christ
You know what’s so funny and sad about us human beings? . . . We are constantly torn between the all-consuming desire to — Earlene Fowler, Steps to the Altar
'And so we exchange privacy for intimacy. We gamble with it, hoping that by exposing ourselves, someone will find a way — Max Barry, Lexicon
If you want the naked beauty of my vulnerability, you have to have the strength to share the burden of, the private pain — Jaeda DeWalt
Sometimes living with memory, with the thought of what friends, those who shared your soul and dreams, will do to you is — Megan McKenna, The New Stations of the Cross: The Way of the Cross According to Scripture
Underlying all these breaches is a single systemic security flaw, exactly 3.375 inches long. Credit card magstripes are — Keith Poulsen
It doesn't matter if you come from money or you are poor: If your family has already made you feel that you are not wort — Patti Feuereisen, Invisible Girls: The Truth About Sexual Abuse--A Book for Teen Girls, Young Women, and Everyone Who Cares About Them
The integration of information and vulnerabilities move together. — R.A.Delmonico
Meredith,' interposed Celia, 'makes one of his women, Emilia in England, say that poetry is like talking on tiptoe; like — Harold Frederic, The Damnation of Theron Ware: Or Illumination