Quote by Benilde Little

There had been a time when I owned my life and now I felt like I was coming around to myself again. It's like I've finally discovered bones in myself I never knew I had. I discovered that it takes bravery to be one's self. I now know that the only thing I needed to be afraid of was of not finding my true self and having the courage to be me.

There had been a time when I owned my life and now I felt li

Summary

This quote reflects a personal journey of self-discovery and empowerment. The speaker explains how they once felt in control of their life but eventually lost themselves, and are now rediscovering their true identity. The newfound awareness brings a feeling of strength and authenticity. The quote emphasizes the importance of bravery in being true to oneself and recognizing that the greatest fear lies in not embracing one's true self. Overall, it emphasizes the value of self-acceptance and the courage required to fully express one's individuality.

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Inspirational Confidence Awareness Knowledge Of Self Authencity

By Benilde Little

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