Quotes from Fear University

Meg Collett ·  342 pages

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“There is something to be said for the night. The darkness holds a sense of promise, as if anything could happen. Maybe something good, like a handsome stranger or something with snarling teeth that whispers pretty things as it eats you. Thus, the night is a test. A test of fear and the sweet promise of pain.”
― Meg Collett, quote from Fear University


“If we win by losing ourselves, by losing what we were fighting for, then we never really win.”
― Meg Collett, quote from Fear University


“You can't always rely on taking the pain. You need to learn to avoid it.”
― Meg Collett, quote from Fear University


“I can't change it now, and besides, I like who those years made me into,”
― Meg Collett, quote from Fear University


About the author

Meg Collett
Born place: in The United States
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