Be soft. Do not let the world make you hard. Do not let the pain make you hate. Do not let the bitterness steal your sweetness. Take pride that even though the rest of the world may disagree, you still believe it to be a beautiful place.
Thursday, August 16, 2007
The Fur
Be soft. Do not let the world make you hard. Do not let the pain make you hate. Do not let the bitterness steal your sweetness. Take pride that even though the rest of the world may disagree, you still believe it to be a beautiful place.
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i love this one so much.
I fear being hard, wish I was as soft as a kitten.
This is wonderful... your blog is a treasure trove!
I left my mark, scratching my feelings onto bark. They were not meant to hurt bark or heart, but they did. Sometimes it's hard to stay soft and inward without feeling vulnerable.
I try but I get angry too easily.
It is the only way.
Thank you for your kind words and thoughts.
I found your blog today, it makes me surprised and happy to read your posts. You're very creative and smart.
I love this one. In the middle of sadness and confusion, I think I'm encouraged to keep on believing and never give up.
It might be funny but just like a lot of others, I'm really curious about you ;)
Good luck!
Could be my life philosophy.
I smile when I think of how popular this quote has become. Spreading love and optimism over hate and intolerance, even in a small way, is a great feat.
I have few favorites in my own work but this is one of them, thank you.
Is this where this quote originated? It's the earliest instance of it that I can find online but it's usually attributed to Kurt Vonnegut for some reason.
It's an honour to have something I wrote attributed to Kurt Vonnegut. I don't mind.
I won't let the bitterness steal my sweetness. Lazy like a cat.
so this isn't a quote by kurt vonnegut? whew, i was about to quote "him", LOL Good thing I did my research. I'm still going to use the quote, but attributing it to its rightful author, you! :)
You are humble but I'll try to give Google a hint: Quote misattributed to Vonnegut. Not Vonnegut. Quote misattributed to Vonnegut. Not Vonnegut. Quote misattributed to Vonnegut. Not Vonnegut. Quote misattributed to Vonnegut. Not Vonnegut. Quote misattributed to Vonnegut. Not Vonnegut. Quote misattributed to Vonnegut. Not Vonnegut.
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