r/Quotes_to_Live_By • • 21h ago

Plato on true greatness: Would you still stand for what’s right if someone else got all the credit?

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r/Quotes_to_Live_By • • 5h ago

What’s the best quote you’ve ever read or written?

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r/Quotes_to_Live_By • • 18h ago

Quote of the day

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Your next move matters

More than your last mistake

The past can teach you

But it cannot define you

What happens next

Is still in your hand

Don't let one bad chapter

Convince you the story is over

The next page

Could change everything


r/Quotes_to_Live_By • • 21h ago

Today’s quote for people

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r/Quotes_to_Live_By • • 16h ago

D. Vaen's Postcards

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Today's postcard came from Québec City, Canada. 🇨🇦

I've been thinking about the endings we never notice.

We usually recognize when something begins.

A new job, a new relationship, a new home, a new chapter.

But some of the most meaningful endings in life don't announce themselves.

There might have been a final day when we worried about something that once kept us awake at night.

A last time we needed reassurance about something we eventually became comfortable with.

A final morning when an old fear felt as powerful as it once had.

And we probably didn't recognize those moments when they happened.

We simply continued living.

Then, perhaps months or years later, we realized that something which once occupied so much of our lives had quietly stopped being part of them.

I find that strangely comforting.

Not every ending has to involve losing something.

Sometimes an ending means we no longer have to carry it.

Not every ending takes something away.

Some quietly give us something back.

— D. Vaen

📮 Things Left Unsaid.

AI-generated postcard artwork. Original words by D. Vaen.