Amanda MosherThere is nothing more beautiful than a vulnerable heart in open hands.
About This Quote
A vulnerable heart in an open hand is beautiful because it shows that you are ready to accept help. It shows that you appreciate the fact that you need help. A vulnerable heart will do anything to make sure it comes back to the person who is willing to give it. Vulnerability is something that can be very difficult to find at times, but when you find it, you will be glad.
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