35 Unforgettable Words That Changed Lives Forever—Discover the Power of a Single Moment
I was t*****p and taken in the middle of the night to this Christian boys home/boot camp thing. Absolutely the most miserable time of my life. While I was there we had a flood and we were helping these coast guards fill these bags up with sand. I wasn’t allowed to talk to anyone in the boys home but I was allowed to talk to the coast guard I was helping. I ended up confiding in him about how I ended up there and how much I hated it. He told me he also hated where he was at and that he was stuck there too. It was nice to have something relatable with someone for once, but at one point he told me “Nothing lasts forever.” and that always stuck with me.
I feel like everyone thinks of good things ending when they hear “nothing lasts forever.” But to hear it in that context was actually reassuring. Knowing that no matter how much I hated where I was and how miserable I was, it wouldn’t last forever. I carried that quote with me the rest of the time I was at that place.
In case anyone is curious, the place I went to was called Anchor Academy. There’s actually a small documentary about it online called “The Anchor Home For Boys – Tough Love or A***e?”.
“When you have a problem that can’t be fixed with money, that’s the moment you realize you have a real problem”. – Grandma.
“Dont worry about it. If this is the worst problem I have today, I am truly blessed. ”
– when I said Sorry to the guy behind me in line at Lowes because my order had an issue, and they were having trouble ringing me up.
My girlfriend once said to me;
“I know things are tough, i know you are stressed and you can talk to me, but you can’t bring it home”
She was right. I owe her a lot.
My boyfriend said “When you drink, I am ashamed of you”. I am now almost 5 years sober and he is my husband :).
It wasn’t long ago, but it was one of the most impactful sentences of my life
she said, “there’s nothing wrong with you, you’re just different”
i’m bipolar and all my life i felt like there was something wrong with me, i just didn’t know what. that’s literally what i said to her. we haven’t been dating long, but i felt the need to tell her about my disorder and all i was met with was understanding and acceptance
it’s made me realise that i should try to love myself and accept this part of me, that im worthy of love and happiness.
“you have a wonderful smile, i wish i saw more of it”, i was a depressed teenager and its the only “smile more” actually made me smile more 🤣.
“I wish you didn’t have to work so much” – my mom’s last coherent words to me as I was having to rush downstairs to work in the ER.
My Mother said, when I was 11yrs old, that she was supposed to love me, but just didn’t like me enough. We are no contact.
“I’ve never understood you and I don’t think I want to either”
Said by my best friend of over a decade. We no longer speak.















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