Megan Andrew

Finding your soulmate means one day recognizing that it’s not always going to be easy and that you’re going to have to work hard for your love.

“Perfect” to them is not what “perfect” is to us.

Morale at work is lower than a sausage dog’s belly is to the ground.

Look at the lonely moon on a deep, dark night and let it be your guiding light.

Love shouldn’t be a cure for loneliness.

Love is dedication, despite the pain and the empty dark, despite the fact that the shiny edges are gone and the clean bright newness of it all has faded to a more subtle, deeper glow.

I once read that I should think of my fear as an opportunity. Because once you have lived through your fears, you’ll have become who you were meant to be.

Love shouldn’t be “OK,” or “kinda,” or “I think so,” or “good enough for now,” and if it is, we should ask ourselves if that’s the kind of love we deserve. True love should grip you by the heart.