- Im Fine. - Thats Crap. Keeping Everything Youre Going Through Inside, Shutting Out The People Who

“ - I’m fine. - That’s crap. Keeping everything you’re going through inside, shutting out the people who love you. That’s not dealing, that’s hiding. You and I, we don’t have the luxury of ignoring our emotions, hoping they’ll just go away. That bites people like us in the ass. The only way you’re gonna get through this is to let yourself feel every heartbreaking, gut-wrenching part of it. ”

— Private Practice

Ne plus. Savoir. Dire. Que ça ne va. Pas. Tout garder à l’intérieur. Accumuler des strates de douleur. Un peu de ciment entre chaque couche et bientôt je pourrais construire un immeuble bien solide. Je pourrais y héberger toutes mes douleurs et elles deviendraient autonome. J’imagine une kitchenette à destination de mes traumatismes. Ça se ferait des omelettes au fromage parce que c’est sur que les traumatismes c’est pas vegan. C’est bien trop cruel et égoïste.

“ What you and I have is fantastico. Maya it’s ours. It’s just ours. ”

– Carina Deluca-Bishop

“ [...] But making mistakes is part of being a survivor. At first, you think you're, like... permanently broken. But then...little by little, you start picking up the pieces and you start realizing what you're making is a mirror. And... the more of those pieces that you put together, the more you start to see yourself. But maybe we can start picking up those pieces of that mirror together, and we can funnily see the truth. If you think sexual assault doesn't affect your life, you're wrong. There are survivors all sound us. People you care about... who you never knew were suffering in silence. Let them know that you're there to listen. It's time for you to know the survivors in your life. To hear their stories and to know that their voice matters.

My name is Jessica Davis, and I'm a survivor. ”

― 13 reasons why, season 3

“You are everything I never knew I wanted. I cannot live without you.”

— Private Practice

“Depression isn’t not understanding that you have something to live for. It’s knowing that you should feel differently, but it’s so bad that all you want to do is curl up and die.”

— Private Practice