Quotes About Awareness

Just be careful" implies that there's an end to it all, maybe in an hour, maybe in three years, but an end just the same.

I'm still here, and I'm grateful, because otherwise I would be missing this. Sometimes it's good to be awake.

But maybe even the smallest places mean something. And if not, maybe they can mean something to us.

Yesterday at this time, I didn't even know her.

When you're looking back, you can't look forward. And sometimes you run smack into something and hit your head.

Guys like Ryan Cross have a way of reminding you who you are, even when you don't want to remember.

People either see me or they don't.

I feel sorry for everyone in this town who's sleeping.

We can't always see what others don't want us to. Especially when they go to great lengths to hide it" -Mr. Embry

The thing suicides don't focus on is their wake. Not just your parents and siblings, but your friends, your girlfriends, your classmates, your teachers.' I like the way he seems to think I have many, many people depending on me, including not just one but multiple girlfriends.

I am staring at the place where the floor used to be. All I can think is how one minute the floor was there and now it's not. How you could go through an entire day, every day, not thinking about the floor or the ground because you just assume it will always be there. Until it isn't.

And sometimes I say and do things without thinking. People don't like that.

You're actually not a bad guy, Jack Masselin. But I'm not sure you know it yet.

Even monkeys recognize each other

When we're in the act of wandering, we need to be present, not watching though a lens.

No time like the present, and all that. You of all people should know we're only guaranteed right now.

Not here. Not now

Better to keep the unhappy, mad, bad, unpleasant words separate, where you can watch them and make sure they don't surprise you when you're not expecting them

The thing suicides don't focus on is their wake. Not just your parents and siblings, but your friends, your girlfriends, your classmates, your teachers." I like the way he seems to think I have many, many people depending on me, including not just one but multiple girlfriends.

But here's the thing- even if there aren't any aneurysms in there, these facts won't change: I will still be someone who watches; I will still be someone who is prepared and on the lookout, because at any moment the earth could stop spinning. I've lived through the worst thing that can ever happen to me, and I know firsthand what the world can do.

I want to get away from the stigma they all clearly feel just because they have a n illness of the mind as opposed to, say, an illness of the lungs or blood. I want to get away from all the labels, "I'm OCD," "I'm depressed," "I'm a cutter," they say, like these are the things that define them.

If I keep ahead of everything, and that includes me, I should be able to stay awake and here, and not just semi-here but here as in present as in now.

The problem with people is that they forget that, most of the time, it's the small things that count.

Every forty seconds, someone in the world dies by suicide. Every forty seconds, someone is left behind to cope with the loss.