30 Lacey Ramburger Quotes That'll Teach You The Importance Of Loving Yourself First

“I think one of the most tragic things you can learn is that two people can fight for each other, want the best for each other, and love each other to a crazy degree, and things still fall apart. Sometimes, love just isn’t enough.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“At the end of the day darling, you are enough. You always have been. It may have taken you awhile to see that and to finally reach this place, but you have always been enough.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“This air, it isn’t oxygen. Oxygen doesn’t burn your lungs or cause tears in your eyes.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“The thing is, I don’t care how you show me you’re excited- just find your way. Make it known. Make it clear.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Don’t come into my life because let me tell you, I will get excited about you. I will look forward to our time together and I’ll be anxious to tell you about things happening in my life. I will talk about you to my friends and family with such animation that they will have to tell me to calm down, b…”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Move far away. Stop staying in the house where his ghost still haunts you and reminds you of yesterday. Stop letting him steal the light inside of you.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“I would wonder how someone I didn’t love could take up so much room in me.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Take a look at yourself in the mirror. Come on, do it. Because, my God, there is no one else in the world quite like you.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“You say he’s a galaxy, But you barely see yourself As a star.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Summer is meant for flings and scorching romances, but you treated me like Spring, watching for new life to come from something that died.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“My feet don’t know the difference between Running from things that hurt And running from things that heal.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“You seem to have formed a bad habit Of only seeing the worst in you And the best in everyone else.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“I never told you this, but I never had loved someone the way I loved you.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“I just wish I could have held on to the parts of me that you walked away with, the parts of me that you still carry in you somewhere despite that it may have been forgotten about. The parts that are in boxes, stored away, the parts that haven’t seen light in years. The parts of me that I could never…”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“I may not forget you, but remembering you won’t break me, either.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Learn how to take the pain; Swallow that bittersweet sorrow In pieces Bit by bit. Because if you consume it first, Then it can’t consume you.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“But darling, you are worth more than a handful of magical moments amidst weeks of confusion and minimal effort.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“You have a heart big enough to swallow all the imperfections and difficulties. You wear rose-colored glasses even when it’s storming, even when the darkness falls.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“He’s not my other half because I’m already whole. He’s not my missing piece because I’m not a broken puzzle. He’s not my super hero because I don’t need saving. He’s doesn’t complete me because I’m not hollow.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Look at yourself, darling, I know that you are your own worst critic. You know every good and bad thing about you better than most. Yet look at all you’ve done in your life, and you’re still here. You survived and lived another day.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“There will come a day, where you will realize that the person you are, and the person you’re becoming doesn’t need another person beside you to be whole.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“I can’t honestly tell you that tomorrow will be so much better. I can’t say that it won’t take a long time to heal. I can’t pretend that you will wake up one day and forget he ever existed. Here is what I can promise you. Things will get better.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“And one day, you’ll skim through the radio stations, when their favorite song will play. Or you’ll sit down in that preferred restaurant and order a meal. Or you’ll inhale that familiar scent that you used to crave, that used to be them. You’ll remember, but it won’t crush you.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Don’t let the one who broke you keep you broken. Because one day, you will find someone who is worth all the love you can give.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“The ache does ease; the hurt does fade. You will pick up your broken pieces and find some way to make them work together again. You will heal and you will manage to close all the doors that their ghost used to keep their foot in.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Take time to let your heart get used to a life without someone living in it, and let it become something beautiful all on it’s own. Then when the time comes, allow someone else to move in instead. Allow them to come in and make your heart their home; watch as they take care of it in ways he never di…”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Stop breaking yourself down darling, There is a whole big bad world out there That is going to try and do that anyway.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“I wish I could’ve told you that you will only figure out once you stop trying to look through stained glass eyes into souls to find pieces of you, and instead look into your own self. That’s when you’ll see yourself for the magic that you are.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“Just know that I see you. Know that if no one says it today, tomorrow, or next week, I see where you’re going and what you can do. I want you to know I’m proud of you.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com

“So now, we gather all our broken pieces, and we fit them back in a new way. We sand off some of those rough and jagged edges, and bond them together with something strong, and we move forward.”

— Lacey Ramburger, thoughtcatalog.com