Quote by Cassandra Clare

Every memory was valuable; even the bad ones.

Every memory was valuable; even the bad ones.

Summary

This quote suggests that every memory, both positive and negative, holds value and significance. It highlights the idea that even the unpleasant experiences can provide important lessons and contribute to personal growth. Memories, regardless of their nature, shape an individual's perspective and can serve as valuable reminders of the past. It emphasizes the importance of cherishing and learning from every experience, appreciating that our memories, both good and bad, make us who we are.

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By Cassandra Clare

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