I know what it is to become something you hate, I know how it hurts. But life is full of hurt. And your capacity for baring it is much greater than you believe."pg 287

Veronica Roth
About This Quote

This quote is the last one I chose. To me, it shows how the author feels about her family. She has three sisters who are very close to her. She has siblings that she fought with and hated, but she found a way to work through that family breakdown.

She understands that there is no “perfect” family, there are just different kinds of families. This quote also tells me how she has learned to deal with pain in life. This quote is what I chose because it shows how you can overcome pain and be an inspiration for others to do the same, even if they have pain in their lives. Well, hope you liked my post! Let me know if you found this helpful!

Source: Carve The Mark

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