Quotes About Community

Shame is always easier to handle if you have someone to share it with.

Aquarius never see it as a 'task' being there for people. We genuinely love being the one making someone's day easier.

Having friends is nice. Being there for someone is nice. Best of all having people there for you is nice.

Being there for someone in need is one of the most important things to me. No one deserves to feel lonely.

Making a million friends is not a miracle, the miracle is to make a friend who will stand by you when millions are against you.

Our uniqueness is what makes us common. It is the same fact that we are unique that we as individuals have in common

We All Want To Be Different Which Makes Us All The Same.

Remember, no matter what we look like, we are all here for a reason, and have our own unique and special place in the world, so embrace each other from your heart...

I adore my friends. Each unique in so many ways! So special to me. Thanks for being great.

I promise to maintain being unique, but relatable.

But then, even in the most insignificant details of our daily life, none of us can be said to constitute a material whole, which is identical for everyone, and need only be turned up like a page in an account-book or the record of a will; our social personality is created by the thoughts of other people.

our social personality is created by the thoughts of other people.

Ni siquiera desde el punto de vista de las cosas más insignificantes de la vida somos los hombres un todo materialmente constituido, idéntico para todos, y del que cualquiera puede enterarse como de un pliego de condiciones o de un testamento. Nuestra personalidad social es una creación del pensamiento de los demás.

perhaps indeed there exists but a single intelligence of which everyone is a co-tenant, an intelligence towards which each of us from out of his own separate body turns his eyes, as int a theatre where, if everyone has his own separate seat, there is on the other hand but a single stage.

But even with respect to the most insignificant things in life, none of us constitutes a material whole, identical for everyone, which a person has only to go to look up as though we were a book of specifications or a last testament; our social personality is a creation of the minds of others.

In such a case we feel more compassionate towards those unknown to us, whom we can only imagine, than towards those whose vulgar daily life is lived close to us, unless we feel completely one of them, one flesh with them; patriotism works this miracle, we stand by our country as we do by ourselves in a love quarrel.

We pardon the crimes of individuals, but not their participation in a collective crime.

It is quite likely that this Jewish community, like any other, perhaps more than any other, could boast of many charms, qualities, and virtues. The enjoyment of these, however, was restricted to its members. The fact was they were disliked; and this, once they became aware of it, became a proof in their eyes of anti-Semitism, against which they ranged themselves in a dense phalanx, closing ranks in the face of a world that was, in any case, of no mind to join their group.

the only truth is that every human being is a small island. You can build bridges, but you'll always be an island and everything else is a lie.

I think that one person's story is always part of other people's stories.

It's strange that the tendency in this global world is to accentuate identities, picking the one that most marginalizes you—sexuality, race, disability. I'm struck by the way we all rush to join our particular group, emphasizing what makes us different from everyone else, in order to make us all the same.

Es raro que la tendencia en el mundo global sea la de acentuar identidades, eligiendo la que más te margina —identidad gay, de raza, de discapacitado—. Me impresiona cómo corremos todos a adherirnos a nuestro grupo, haciendo hincapié en lo que más nos diferencia de los demás. Para hacernos iguales.

Women among women know how not to feel alone.

This has been a repetitive pattern in the United States, where the Roman Catholic Church, the Jehovah's Witnesses, Orthodox Jews, and other denominations have had evidence that one of their own was a predatory pedophile, yet they responded by ignoring the problem, ultimately endangering thousands of children.