روايات وقصص ضمن What Doesn't Kill You Will Make You Stronger Quote

“Yes, everyone goes through something in life, but what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” I told her as I quoted a line from a song by Kelly Clarkson. I internally laughed at using those words as I never thought that I would. “B..but that was terrible” She said softly. I bent my head slightly so I could kiss the top of her head. “My Love, your life was terrible too. It was way worse than anything we went through”

“Ohhh! Sucking her energy each day keeps making me stronger, you don't hold a bar to me. I'm much stronger than you are!” Shut up, I'll kill you.” “Not if I kill you first.” I couldn't see anymore, I had blacked out.

As soon as I saw Tania sitting next to him, I turned away, touching my scarred cheek to remind myself that I had been through worse in my life and I got through all of it just fine. ‘Hunter-and-Tania-kissing-under-a-tree’ was not even a fifth of the hell my stepfather put me through when I was younger. I’m older now. Stronger. Wiser. “What doesn’t kill you, only makes you stronger,” I whispered. “What doesn’t kill you makes you want to kill it in return,” Chaise suggested, overhearing me. I raised a brow at him. “Sorry, I’m more of a ‘do-unto-others-what-they- do-unto-you’ kind of guy.”

If I did it once, who says I can't do it again? Loves that kill never die.

When you look deeper, you will see it, I have! The treatment I was getting way back wasn’t healthy for a child, but someone can come and say “look at where you are today. You could have never become the person you are today if you didn’t go through all that” and I know the bible says “God allows such situations for us to find our way back to him” but that applies mostly to someone who has lost their way. I was a child. The only way I knew was the one I was guided to, so it only left out the strength statement, where it says “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger!”

“My brother was stronger, brighter, faster. Everyone loved him. Everyone praised him. And I… watched from the shadows.” I swallowed hard but stayed quiet. He crouched down slightly, his breath warm against my ear as he leaned in. “Do you know how I became who I am today?” he whispered. I didn’t answer — couldn’t answer — but my heart thudded hard in my chest. “I challenged my brother to a fight,” he said, his voice low and cold. “And I killed him. I didn’t just beat him — I destroyed him. Because no one remembers the weak. No one follows second place. Only the strongest survive in this world. And that’s why they respect me now.”

I ask, and she shakes her head slightly. “This was not your fault,” Grace says and I shake my head. “My dad is the one to blame,” she says, and then she stops and frowns. “Was the one to blame,” she lets out and I take a deep breath. I hate she is suffering. “I wish I could take away your pain,” I let out and she smiles before I bring her hand to my mouth, kissing it slightly. “Pain is what makes us stronger, and what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger, so I will come out of this like superwoman,” she says and I smile. She really is something else. Only Grace would come out with those thoughts.

I would never be weak again. I would never let anyone take something from me. And I would become strong enough that no one would ever dare to hurt me the way they had. -

I tightened my grip on the trophy, walked up to the mic stand, and took a deep breath. "Standing here today, the person I want to thank the most is myself. I've been through the darkest of times. I was betrayed and trampled on, and I almost lost my life. There was a time I thought that was the end of my world. But later, I realized that what doesn't kill you will eventually make you stronger. "Don't pin your hopes for life on anyone else. Love isn't a safe harbor, and marriage isn't a lifeline. The only thing you can truly rely on is yourself—that's the one lighthouse that never goes out."

Dante whispered in my ear, “We practiced for this. Remember?” Every time he’d beaten me to the ground on those practice mats at the gym, he’d held out his hand. “Each of these losses prepare you for the one thing you have to learn. Every fall makes you stronger than the one who’s never fallen before. Get back up, face them again, and beat them.”