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“When love is intense, authentic and constant, happiness is a reflection.”

“Always make the choice that scares you the most: it will teach you to grow.”

“Love yourself and never leave anyone the power to convince you otherwise.”

“To live in peace, one must always give a damn about what others think.”

“In love, more a person repels us, more interesting he becomes.”

“The attractive woman is simply complicated, strictly intelligent and damn charming.”

“Those who are in love can be recognized immediately: they never feel equal to their loved one.”

“The link between us and music consists in choosing what we like and makes us feel good, not what is imposed on us.”

“We must treasure our mistakes so that they do not repeat themselves and teach us to face life in the best way.”

“Long question is a veiled statement, same as criticism is a veiled wish.”

“The logic of love, is to have no logic at all.”

“Just because you think something is normal, does not mean it is healthy, does not mean it is right and does not mean it is good.”

“We learn to be grateful to life. Every day it gives us the opportunity to learn something new.”

“Those who do not admit their mistakes, confirmed by evidence, facts and events, are endowed with poor intellect.”

“When you notice anger kick in, you must slow way down and attend to the vulnerability, the pain and the fear and the perceived powerlessness underneath it.”

“To build a secure relationship, caretake the insecurity and unsafety of the other person in the relationship. And recognize when you feel insecure or unsafe in your relationship so that you can very quickly initiate re-establishing security and safety with the other person.”

“If you're depressed or anxious, you're not weak and you're not crazy -- you're a human being with unmet needs.”

“Relationships involve the inevitability of rupture. The degree of security and joy felt within a relationship is about our capacity to create repair.”

“Relationships are the central part of life and also the hardest part of life and yet our schools teach us a minimum of 13 years of math and science and geography and history, but nothing about relationships and how to make them work.”