Top 160 Kasie West Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “Yes. So what are you packing for your dad’s house? Six weeks is a long time.”

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102. “Wait, are you saying a love interest has to annoy you?”

— Kasie West

103. “Stop worrying about someone else’s feelings for once and worry about your grade.”

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104. “Considering Trevor is my future best friend, I let my gaze linger a little too long on his back.”

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105. “Is this going to change everything?” “I sure hope so.”

— Kasie West

106. “That’s because I’ve been trying to get over him since the minute I met him so I’m one step ahead of myself.”

— Kasie West

107. “It’s entitled ‘Revenge.’ Subtitled ‘How to pay Duke back for using not only his ability but his exceptionally good looks against two unsuspecting, perfectly innocent girls.”

— Kasie West

108. “But maybe I’m supposed to include a little something about each of them. Like, Duke, this is Laila; she thinks you’re hot. Laila, this is Duke; he and his mirror share a close relationship.”

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109. “Not the “be yourself” line. I loathe that line. As if Myself and Tic have met before and gotten along, so all I have to do is make sure Myself is there this time. So illogical.”

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110. “How is selfworth measured today? By the amount of likes a post gets, by how many friends we collect, by how many retweets we accumulate? Do we even know what we really think until we post our thoughts online and let others tell us if they are worthy?”

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111. “There was nothing that made a girl feel better about a guy humiliating her than a different cute guy asking her out.”

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112. “A lot of people don’t get my humor. My mom calls it dry humor. I think that means “not.”

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113. “But, he continues, if you need something to hold on to until you feel grounded, I make a pretty good anchor.”

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114. “All I had to do was rise up on my tiptoes and our lips met. He tasted like mint gum and all my hopes and dreams. Well, not all of them, but a lot of them.”

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115. “Sometimes I wish I were passionate about something real. Something I knew I could succeed in. Right now all my dreams are a little far-fetched.”

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116. “I was not one of those girls who needed to fix broken boys.”

— Kasie West

117. “This deep, intense caring about someone’s well-being. About wanting that person to be okay no matter what happens to yourself.”

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118. “I loved that book, but I don’t like to influence people from giving their honest opinions about a book before I tell them how they should’ve felt. “Did you like it?”

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119. “I guess everyone wants what they don’t have.”

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120. “I’ll go home and write my own backstory. It will be easier to remember.”

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121. “As he walks away I realize how little our question-and-answer session revealed about each other. I have no idea how old he is or where he goes to school or what he likes to do. Did we steer clear of those questions on purpose? Did we both ask ridiculous, meaningless questions because deep down we really don’t want to know the other person?”

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122. “I know, it’s like I’m a tiny bit interesting or something.”

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123. “I knew they weren’t brown. I didn’t know you were studying Light Manipulation. I’m impressed. But it takes concentration.” He leans forward slowly until his mouth is inches from my ear. My eyes flutter and I know he heard the gasp of air I took no matter how quiet it was. “You got distracted,” he whispers, then grabs his backpack from behind me and leaves.”

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124. “If you can’t laugh, what’s life worth?”

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125. “Isn’t that part of being a teenager? Discovering who we are? Who we want to be?”

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126. “At first. And then eventually it’s realized that all that annoyance and mistrust is actually romantic tension.”

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127. “I hope so because otherwise I’m really far behind.” “I think you know yourself better than you think.”

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128. “I hope I’m not turning into that girl, the one who daydreams about a guy she can never have.”

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129. “Once Addie let someone in, she was impossible to forget. There was something about her that crawled inside a person and built a nice comfy home there, her goodness expanding until it filled every limb.”

— Kasie West

130. “Don’t pretend to know what I’m thinking based on your experiences.”

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131. “I realized love was this.” His put his hand on his chest. “This deep, intense caring about someone’s well-being. About wanting that person to be okay no matter what happens to yourself.”

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132. “She shoved my shoulder. “I want you to note that there are still no aftereffects of surfing yesterday. No – how do you put it? – saltwater trauma.” “Well, that’s because you have beautiful magic Asian hair. Mine wouldn’t be as kind.” “Magic Asian hair?” “Don’t try to deny it.”

— Kasie West

133. “Addie,” Laila says, feigning concern and jumping down next to me. “Did you get hurt? What happened?”

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134. “But then I think: my guitar is just a thing. You know? And my brother is a person. A thing is not more important than a person...”

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135. “She wears sparkly words across her butt. You told me not to date anyone who did that.”

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136. “He loves to be the center of attention. I hate it. He is the king of the school. I do not want to be the queen. I.”

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137. “I’m going to make a man bracelet. Let me see your wrist.”

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138. “There are bands of this era that are perfectly acceptable to cry to.”

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139. “I settled deeper into the pillow and tried to relax. It was hard when I knew I was about to be flooded with memories of a life I hadn’t lived yet. Really, two lives I hadn’t lived yet. It would only seem like five minutes to Laila, but to me it would feel like a month. I concentrated on the energies around me, and everything went hazy.”

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140. “Letters were safe. They were words, easy to read if enjoyable and stop reading if hurtful.”

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141. “I wanted him to like me because as much as I’d tried, I could no longer deny the fact that I liked him.”

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142. “My mom says before I turn eighteen she still has the right to murder me.” My mom always tells me to blame it on her if I am ever in an uncomfortable situation. It seems to work well.”

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143. “I was surprised to see you in Government this morning. I thought you said you were a junior.”

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144. “I don’t know how to get over it.” “You can only go through it.”

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145. “Bones should be stronger than they are, considering they’re what holds us up.”

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146. “Your parents aren’t getting back together. And you read entirely too much. It’s not good for your brain. I hereby ban you from all books.”

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147. “I knew why I cared. Why this mattered so much. Why his opinion was the only thing that mattered. I was more than crushing on him. I loved Braden.”

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148. “So now that you’ve committed to a girl, maybe you can go to class more, or even get a cat,” I said.”

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149. “Oh. There was a black smudge on the real door. I thought that meant it was fake,” I admit.”

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150. “He offers me his first smile of the day, and I’m suddenly glad he keeps that thing put away.”

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