Becky Moynihan > Quotes

“I want to change things for good. But sometimes, for things to get better, they first have to get worse.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“Fear is not weakness. It reminds us that we are human—with limitations. We are not gods. But, instead of hiding our fear, what if we faced it? For in facing what makes us afraid, we become stronger.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“Our secrets were many, our futures uncertain, but tonight—maybe just for tonight—we could lock it all up and be a girl and boy dancing the night away.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“One thing I’d learned over the years: always listen to your gut. And right now, my gut was chattering like a crazed squirrel.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“Girl, tears are like Drano. They clear the emotions clogging your body. It's healthy to pour those suckers out once in a while.”
― Becky Moynihan, Shadow Touched

“But this time I was in control.
His hooves tore up the road, clods of dirt spraying in his wake. The wind whipped my hair free of its bindings and dark red locks streamed behind me. I threw my head back and whooped to the sky.
I embraced the danger, I craved the adrenaline, I needed the speed.
And, for a moment of suspended time, I pretended that I was flying.
Even more, I pretended that I was free.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“He stepped back. “Sometimes I think this world would be a better place without us humans in it.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive

“Num acquired me tu es, paulo avis. Non possum resisters”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“Despite everything we’d been through together, I wanted to kill him right now.”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“It was almost as if he was scared. Well, crap. If Tattoo Boy was afraid, then maybe I should be worried.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive

“Fear is not weakness. It reminds us that we are humans- with limitations. We are not gods. But, instead of hiding our fear, what if we faced it? For in facing what makes us afraid, we become stronger.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive

“Two hotheads traveling together through dangerous territory. Nothing disastrous about that combination. No, not at all.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive

“Lune: Fight for the future that you want. The choice is yours.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“Don’t. You. Dare,” I warned, my voice a quiet threat.
Something changed in his expression then. Something . . . intense. “One thing you should know about me, little bird. I. Always. Dare.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“He stared at me, eyes gradually narrowing as several emotions warred for dominance on his face. Would he laugh with me? Or would he—Oh, he was offended. Good. My shoulders shook harder.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“But that was the crazy thing about hope. It was stupidly persistent.”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“It’s a reminder that beauty can be found in the most unlikely of places. And there, she can thrive, even among those who would tear her apart.”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“And I think a person should never be ashamed of their scars. Wear them with pride.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“I don’t care how bleak things look or how impossible it seems. We all lose our way at times. We make mistakes, we fail, and we fall. Then we get up again. But giving up? Don’t. You. Dare.”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“here?”
― Becky Moynihan, Fate Touched

“And then he knelt in the grass before me so we were eye level.
I froze.
His next move surprised me the most. Calmly, he said, “Fear is not weakness. It reminds us that we are human—with limitations. We are not gods. But, instead of hiding our fear, what if we faced it? For in facing what makes us afraid, we become stronger.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“When I first saw you, you were on the highest balcony of Tatum House, precariously leaning over the edge with your arms spread wide. Like a little bird about to fly. Even now, you seem poised for flight at any given moment.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“You always have a choice,” he whispered. “You just have to be willing to fight for it.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“To the hopeless and oppressed,
to the weary souls and heavy-hearted:
You are worthy.”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“I won’t give up. It’s just . . . harder than I thought.”
“Anything worth fighting for always is,”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“You again?"
I glanced to my left and there was Ryker. I almost laughed at the irony. Pretty soon he’d think I was running into him on purpose. “What’s his name?” I asked, jerking my chin toward his dark bay charger sporting white socks.
“Napoleon,” he said, which surprised me. His response almost sounded human. “And don’t get too close to him. He bites.”
I rolled my eyes. That was more like him. “Oh, that’s okay. I bite back.” I could have sworn his lips twitched into what appeared to be a grin.”
― Becky Moynihan, Reactive

“I’d rather he live his life dangerously than not at all. My only worry is that he won’t stop until he’s sacrificed himself in the process.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive

“What’s your ability again?” I asked Brendan at breakfast the next morning. With so few memories to clog my brain, I shouldn’t have forgotten this quickly.
“Ditching best friends for a pretty face, is what it’s called.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive

“This. This. Could all be gone in a blink of an eye. I hadn’t cherished the small moments, the moments that brought tiny glimmers of peace, joy, and happiness. Maybe I hadn’t been free, but I’d been alive. And I should have lived every second to the fullest.I wouldn’t make that mistake again.
Starting now, I would live each moment as if it were my last.”
― Becky Moynihan, Immersive

“I wasn’t meant for walls. I was meant for endless possibilities.”
― Becky Moynihan, Adaptive