“We are all a beautiful jumble of layers, parts, and mixtures of experiences, but my most important part, and in my opinion everyone's most valuable part, is the one that chooses self-love instead of self-harm in the grand sweeping ways but also the little ways every single day.”

— Jonathan Van Ness

page 262
Over the Top: A Raw Journey to Self-Love (2019)

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