The biggest love story in this book isn’t between Ruth and Boaz; it’s between Ruth and her mother-in-law, Naomi.
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I was in a messy, unhealthy, and emotionally abusive relationship for about two years. And I was totally oblivious to it.
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Loneliness had gripped me. In two years, five of my roommates were married.
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Some women allow their nurturing instinct to seep into their love lives. They view bad boys as projects, or as people they can fix.
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I was discouraged that my life seemed stuck in a pit of hopelessness with no sign of movement anytime soon.
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Is there a single line in all of fiction that is more instantly recognizable? I can only think of one: “And they lived happily ever after.”
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Try to concentrate on deeper more meaningful qualities that will last a life time.
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I started high school convinced I was an ugly duckling.
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