Top 400 Adam Silvera Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “I feel like a rock being skipped through the ocean – pain, relief, pain again, relief again, eventually destined to sink.”

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152. “She never understood how the way she loves could drag such hatred out of others, and she refused to stick around to find the love everyone hated her for. Except back then she had her childhood best friend to talk her down.”

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153. “But in them all, you and I are more than history. I have to believe these universes exist; it’s the only way to manage the suffering here. Alternate versions of me are perfectly happy with alternate versions of you, because you’re alive.”

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154. “I will do my best to always find the sun in the darkness because my life isn’t one sad ending – it’s a series of endless happy beginnings.”

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155. “Life moves fast when you stop waiting around for what you want. When you go for it.”

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156. “I’m just going to live in the moment. That’s the only way to see where we end up.”

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157. “Tan solo hacemos algo cuando el tiempo corre en nuestra contra.”

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158. “Story idea: a graveyard for dead dreams, headstones marking each one.”

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159. “How do you sleep at night knowing everyone you spoke to that day is dead?”

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160. “Monsters don’t come to your home to help you live; they trap you in your bed and eat you alive.”

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161. “Yes, we live, or we’re given the chance to, at least, but sometimes living is hard and complicated because of fear.”

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162. “Your final destination may be closer than you think.”

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163. “I don’t wanna leave you behind. We’re supposed to be living, period. We know how this ends for both of us, but I wasted it. This isn’t some dream and we wont wake up from this.”

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164. “Don’t get it twisted, on most days I’d prefer cold, hard cash so I can do some damage in a bookstore or buy a new laptop that doesn’t die whenever it’s separated from its charger for more than a minute.”

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165. “Anti-role models are just as enlightening.”

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166. “Memories: some can be sucker punching, others carry you forward; some stay with you forever, others you forget on your own. You can’t really know which ones you’ll survive if you don’t stay on the battlefield, bad times shooting at you like bullets. But if you’re lucky, you’ll have plenty of good times to shield you.”

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167. “How do you tell your best friend you won’t be around tomorrow? How do you convince her to let you leave so you have a chance of living before you die?”

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168. “I just want you to remember things the way I do.”

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169. “I sometimes forget their voices.” I say. It’s only been four months but that’s fact. “They blend with the voices of people around me, but I could recognize their screams anywhere.”

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170. “I don’t know what will be left of me if love and grief can’t bring you back to life. Maybe I need to be brought back to life, too.”

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171. “The loneliness of becoming an only child has already begun.”

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172. “She sees two boys living and this makes her feel less dead inside.”

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173. “You’re dead, and I’m the worst kind of alive.”

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174. “I get it. Even when you were alive, events you missed felt wrong when they finally rolled around. I had to turn to people who didn’t matter as much to me, which sucked. Having a plan isn’t always a guarantee. It’s.”

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175. “No spoilers!” “It’s history!” “History that I don’t know.”

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176. “I always quit things I’m tired of dealing with,” Thomas says. “Always will.” We.”

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177. “Here’s my vision of Utopia: a world without violence and tragedies, where everyone lives forever, or until they’ve led fulfilling and happy lives and decide themselves that they want to check out whatever’s next for us.”

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178. “It’s all going away, everyone and everything is dying. Humans suck, man. We think we’re so damn indestructible and infinite because we can take care of ourselves, unlike pay phones or books, but I bet the dinosaurs thought they’d rule forever too.”

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179. “And all I can think is: sometimes what-ifs come true.”

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180. “But as I stand here in the ocean that stole you away from us, I wonder if any molecule here witnessed your death, if any water splashing against my legs filled your throat as you struggled to breathe. I.”

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181. “Life isn’t meant to be lived alone. Neither are End Days.”

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182. “I want to wake up. And if I can’t wake up, I want to go to sleep forever where there’s a chance I dream everything beautiful about you, like how you looked at me for me and not because you wanted to gawk at this fuckery on my face.”

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183. “I just don’t think I should be the judge of who actually needs my help or not, like they should do a dance or sing me a song to prove they’re worthy. Asking for help when you need it should be enough. And what’s a dollar? We’ll make a dollar again.”

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184. “I collapse back onto the floor, thinking about how it’s do or die now. Not even that. Do, and then die.”

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185. “But if for some reason this plan doesn’t work, we need to promise to find each other in the afterlife. There has to be an afterlife, Roof, because it’s the only thing that makes dying this young fair.”

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186. “Here’s the truth no one ever wants to admit when death is on the horizon, or when you’re deep in that grief – as long as you keep existing, you’ll keep breathing, and if you’re breathing, one day you’ll start living again.”

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187. “We all make mistakes... but it’s also a step in the right direction. If nothing else it’s a step away from the wrong one.”

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188. “We think we’re so damn indestructible and infinite because we can think and take care of ourselves, unlike pay phones or books, but I bet the dinosaurs thought they’d rule forever too.”

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189. “I haven’t loved a possibility like this in so long. I’ve been loyal to my love for him, and if I can hold on for a little bit longer, we might get our endgame after all. Theo is willing to throw away everything he has with his convenient boyfriend, who was “there.” “Okay.”

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190. “It’s not even the goodbyes, man, it’s not getting to thank everyone for all they did for me.”

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191. “She says everything in this hug – every thank-you, every I-love-you, every apology. I squeeze her back to thank her, to make her feel my love, to apologize, and everything else that falls deep inside and skirts outside these realms.”

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192. “I am more happy than not, Don’t forget me.”

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193. “It’s been really hard watching you so hurt,” Wade says. “I wanted to make you feel better, and it was risky, so I made a move. I didn’t expect it to get so far.” “Me.”

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194. “While we can’t always engineer our own happy endings, we can learn how to be more happy than not with the cards we’ve been dealt.”

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195. “It’s a terrible loss whenever someone assumes they have more time than they do.”

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196. “But what I’ve gotten out of him in one day is more than I feel like I ever deserved. I don’t know if that makes sense.”

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197. “My afterlife is like a home theater where you can re-watch your entire life from start to finish.”

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198. “Recuerdas aquella vez cuando era un buen novio y te regalaba momentos bonitos como este.”

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199. “But when someone is grieving, a genuine smile is a small victory in the big battle.”

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200. “The thing is, love doesn’t make sense anymore, and I feel lied to. Love isn’t this ultimate power that can make me feel unbeatable and all conquering.”

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