Quotes About Awareness

It's funny how once you start pretending, you realize how much everyone else is too.

Because you don't ever find things when you're looking for them. You find them when you're not." "If that were true, nobody would ever find their keys.

I remember watching it all and getting the tickling in my chest and thinking to myself: This is what happiness feels like.

And the voice grows stronger and stronger, and it's my voice this time and it's asking a question: How does she know?

How can it be so unclear to her when it's like the fingers on my hand to me?

There were signs. Probably more of them than I ever caught, even after the fact. But I missed them all. Maybe because I wasn't looking for them. I was too busy checking over my shoulder at the fire I'd just come through to pay much attention to the thousand-foot cliff looming in front of me.

Esta noche no la besaré. O tocaré. O la veré de cerca. Esta noche escucharé. Y eso será suficiente

Time has a weight to it, and right now I can feel it heavy over me.

Me di cuenta entonces que no es suficiente saber cómo se llama alguien. Tienes que saber quiénes son.

Las manchas son aún peores cuando eres el único que puede verlas.

You must not waste your one day here. When the sun shines, you let it shine on you. Snow is always waiting.

her ability to hear music in the silence.

about never knowing your life is changing until it's already happened

Where you need to be?" he asked me. And I had the strangest thought: Right here is where I need to be.

Because you don't ever find things when you're looking for them. You find them when you're not.

Some things you don´t know you want until they´re gone. Other things you think want, but don´t understand you already have them.

You don't ever find things when you're looking for them. You find them when you're not.

Y esta es la verdad. Porque puedo tener solo dieciocho años, pero ya parece bastante obvio que el mundo se divide en dos grupos: los que actúan y los que observan. La gente a la que le suceden las cosas y el resto de nosotros, que solo medio perseveran con las cosas.

I think we were both aware that we were falling in love. I thought that getting to this part was the challenge. In books and movies, the stories always end when the two people finally have their romantic kiss. The happily-ever-after part is just assumed.

You know that saying about a frog in a pot? How you can put a frog in boiling water and it'll jump straight out, but if you put a frog in tepid water and slowly increase the heat, it'll adjust and adjust until it dies?

And I realize that before there's a next, there's a now that needs attending to.

I remember watching it all and getting that tickling in my chest and thinking to myself: This is what happiness feels like.

I'm so good at faking I don't even know when I'm doing it

I learned that childhood rhyme or the dictum that demanded you scratch your head every time you heard a siren, lest the next siren be for you. But I do know when I started doing it, and now it's become second nature. Still, in a place like Manhattan, where the sirens are always blaring, it can become exhausting to keep up.