Veronica RothI wonder if fears ever really go away, or if they just lose their power over us.
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Sometimes, we do feel like our fears are never going away. However, this is not true. Fear does not go away, it just loses its power over us. If you are afraid to walk across the street because it’s dark or if you are afraid to look into that mirror above your bathroom sink, then of course you will feel like your fears are never going away. But, eventually, your fear will lose its power over you and you will be able to take those small first steps towards overcoming it!
Source: Allegiant
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