Truths

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Just some quotes I came across in my inbox. Some inspirational, some thought provoking...either way, I thought many of these were worth sharing with you. :) Enjoy....

TRUTH:  Our scars should teach us how not to treat others.

TRUTH:  LOVE is just a word…..until someone comes along and gives it meaning.

REMINDER:  Second chances are gifts, not a hand-outs. Learn from your mistakes, try harder, and strive for something much better than you had before.

REMEMBER:  Never let someone else's actions dictate your happiness.  Rise above…

REMINDER:  Don’t exchange what you want the MOST, for what you want at the moment.  The devil will always make a plain rock, look like a diamond.

TRUTH: Love when you're ready.....not when you're alone.  

TRUTH:  Sometimes, In the process of trying to make everyone else happy...you can easily make yourself miserable.  Find yourself.  Balance…

TRUTH:  Sometimes we don't need to learn to let go...we just need to recognize what is already gone.

TRUTH:  One of the most beautiful phrases = "but, I love you".  One of the most painful phrases = "I love you, but"…

SIMPLY PUT:  You don't have to attend every argument that you are invited to.

TRUTH:  There's a difference between saying things to motivate yourself and lying to make yourself feel better.

TRUTH:  Sometimes you have to realize that some people can stay in your heart, but not in your life.

TRUTH:  Bitterness, not forgiving, and holding a grudge are like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die.  It's not worth your freedom.  Let it go…

~Mo~

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