Top 180 Kasie West Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “So now that you’ve committed to a girl, maybe you can go to class more, or even get a cat,” I said.”

— Kasie West

152. “He hums a little. “He’s a really old guy with an English accent, he might have a goatee, and he’ll definitely be carrying around a really thick, boring book. You might be able to pry it from his decaying hands and beat him back to death with it. Or maybe just reading it to him would work.”

— Kasie West

153. “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.”

— Kasie West

154. “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.”

— Kasie West

155. “But people fear what they don’t know.”

— Kasie West

156. “I have to keep her around. She owns me.” He kissed the corner of my mouth. “You own me.”

— Kasie West

157. “I notice he made a point of saying a group would be there; it wouldn’t be just the two of us or anything. He’s definitely not interested in me. So this confirms the fact that he is perfect best-friend material.”

— Kasie West

158. “Lights in the blackness. Waiting for the score. Putting on a face. Flirt a little more. That.”

— Kasie West

159. “But knowing about someone doesn’t equate to knowing them.”

— Kasie West

160. “Hey, I’m still in my-parents-just-got-a-divorce mode. Remember? This is the time when I’m allowed to question all relationships, wonder if true love exists at all anymore, and swear to a life of celibacy.”

— Kasie West

161. “What was I scared of? Letting someone close? Handing him the power to hurt me? Letting go of control? Possibilities don’t hurt as much as realities. Possibilities are exciting and endless. Realities are final.”

— Kasie West

162. “Maybe we were our truest selves as children, before we let the expectations of everyone else dictate who we should be.”

— Kasie West

163. “He looked at the cash siting there “What’s that for?” I made myself smile “A good time.”

— Kasie West

164. “What’s tomorrow look like from over there? Because from here it looks a lot like yesterday, and I can’t rewrite history.”

— Kasie West

165. “Holy crap. This guy isn’t just rich; he’s RICH.”

— Kasie West

166. “He held on tight to me. I wished I’d been here for him earlier, hadn’t pushed him away for so long. But I was here now and there was nothing wrong with needing someone else to hold on to.”

— Kasie West

167. “Books! This place was full of books. I would grab a book, find a faraway corner, and read until someone found me. Some might’ve even considered this scenario a dream come true. I could consider it that too. There was power in thoughts. This was my dream come true.”

— Kasie West

168. “The only reason you need the mask is because you’re afraid of not being perfect.”

— Kasie West

169. “Marching bands used to be used in wars. The musicians wore certain uniforms so the opposing army could identify who not to shoot or something like that.”

— Kasie West

170. “Always date a boy who loves animals.”

— Kasie West

171. “He gave me a slow smile. ‘If she likes me back, she probably doesn’t do a lot of thinking.”

— Kasie West

172. “Jackson was wrong, I had learned that I needed other people. But I had also learned that somethings had to be faced alone.”

— Kasie West

173. “That’s because I’m awkward and weird and it’s not fun at all for me or the poor soul who agrees to go out with me.”

— Kasie West

174. “I immediately texted Cooper: He said yes! He said yesssssss!!! His response came seconds later: You asked someone to marry you?”

— Kasie West

175. “Love is a pretty powerful thing.” “It doesn’t take away all of life’s disappointments, but it can provide a nice place to fall.”

— Kasie West

176. “Rules are silly. Just be real.”

— Kasie West

177. “People like the watered-down version of me.” “I like the concentrated version of you.”

— Kasie West

178. “If I tell you my secrets, will you just tell me lies? If I say I believe you, does that make it all right? It’s hard to place my trust in someone new, But that doesn’t mean.”

— Kasie West

179. “You are like sunshine Norah.” He brushed a piece of hair off my temple. “You radiate positive energy, and when that was out of my life, I was in a dark place. It took me a long time to come out of that. And the thought of coming back here, of remembering what it felt like to have you in my life every day only to have to leave again was a hard thought.”

— Kasie West

180. “Someone once told me that you didn’t need to know the future, you just had to move forward.”

— Kasie West

181. “When are you going to realize that I just want to be near you, Finley? All the time.”

— Kasie West

182. “I know. I’m the only one who understands me.”

— Kasie West

183. “You are my first girlfriend.” “Are you asking me to be your girlfriend?” “Oh.” He smiled, and my heart melted. “Yes. Will you be my girlfriend, Finley Lucas?” I nodded and kissed him again.”

— Kasie West

184. “You think I’m not going to remember you when I’m gone? I’ve loved you for half my life. I’m not going to forget.”

— Kasie West

185. “But I knew it wasn’t that simple. Nobody’s fears were. Mine weren’t.”

— Kasie West

186. “I was fine alone. Sometimes I preferred it that way.”

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187. “We all make mistakes. It’s how we deal with our mistakes that really define our character.”

— Kasie West

188. “Life has a way of turning us all into realists eventually.”

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189. “For the first time since I got here, I realized how bad I missed her. My anger had been masking it before, but it was there. I missed my best friend. And what scared me more than anything was that maybe I’d never get her back; maybe things would never be the same between us again.”

— Kasie West

190. “As if reading my mind, he said, ‘It’s about time you lost it.”

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191. “Well, if you’re a mess then I’m a natural disaster.”

— Kasie West