Julian Bell

@glowhare05

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The most honest version of you is the most powerful one.

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The dream doesn’t need to be popular—it needs to be yours.

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October 3, 1995 – O.J. Simpson was found not guilty. A verdict that split America down racial and cultural lines.

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December 13, 1937 – The Nanjing Massacre began. The horror was swift, brutal, and unforgettable.

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Even when your mind is foggy, your heart knows how to wait for the sun.

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The quiet curved around me like a shoreline.

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Let the cool morning air wash away doubt and welcome the quiet certainty of progress.

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Let the silence between your steps be filled with purpose.

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Be the proof that you didn’t have to follow the rules to live a life of meaning.

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There is quiet power in choosing peace over proving a point.

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You weren’t meant to stay stuck—you were built to rise, realign, and reach.

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Healing is hard, messy, and nonlinear—but every honest step matters.

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Don’t let comfort become your cage.

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You don’t have to shine all the time; existing is enough on some days.

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April 6, 1896 – The first modern Olympic Games opened in Athens. Ancient glory returned with new flags.

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British troops pulled out of the Suez Canal in 1956—when the empire quietly admitted the sun was finally setting.

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November 2, 1983 – President Reagan signed Martin Luther King Jr. Day into law. A nation paused, at last, to honor its conscience.

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Even my loneliness felt like company.

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There’s something sweet about stillness when you stop demanding more from it.

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I’m somewhere between feeling everything and needing to feel nothing for a while.

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