Top 500 Krista Ritchie Quotes (2026 Update)
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301. “Life is a rollercoaster with no volunteers. We’re all forced to take a seat and ride it out.”

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302. “We fight one minute and then try to make up the next. It’s why we’ve lasted so long. And I suppose, the fear of losing each other is always stronger than the pain we cause.”

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303. “Humanity,” the commander says in the background of our struggle, “what a tragic thing.”

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304. “People flock to him because he’s cool in this mysterious way. Like Jess from Gilmore Girls.”

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305. “God, could you even imagine? What would I say? Hello Mr. Moretti, I’m in need of some oral assistance. Would you be so kind to spread my knees?”

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306. “My life has never felt more complicated, but this is a complication that I’d rather exist than not have at all.”

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307. “Connor kisses Rose’s forehead and I read his lips: I love you.”

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308. “I don’t judge people based on two numbers. I judge them from the inside-out.”

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309. “You keep saying that you make my life dismal and bleak. But my world never felt as bright, as worthwhile and full, until I met you.”

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310. “Come as you are. Be true to you. And all will fall into place.”

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311. “A person who shrouds the painful moments, who conspires to make joyful ones. Who eliminates all the mundane shades in favor of ardent colors and keeps you burning alive. Is there a word for this rare person in someone’s life? I think there is. “Soul mate,” I say.”

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312. “She alone is my rarity.”

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313. “But fear of the danger ahead isn’t depriving me of the greatest love I’ve ever experienced.”

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314. “I have loved her for longer than I have loved myself. I found her when living seemed like a worse choice than ending it all.”

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315. “It’s easier to be born strong than to find a strength that you never thought existed.”

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316. “He’s safety, the forceful gravity that grounds me, that helps stop me from ratting sideways inside a world that tries and tries to shake me.”

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317. “Didn’t I tell you? he whispers, his gaze nearly glassing. “It’s the little things.”

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318. “He laughs and stares up at the ceiling, as though a higher power changed his life path. Maybe fate, luck – or him. His choice. He took the risk.”

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319. “He couldn’t want someone like me.”

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320. “We all traverse in and out of people’s worlds, leaving footprints. Some larger, some smaller, but there is always a mark. We can’t sweep it away.”

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321. “I’ve been Corporate’s Least Favorite Kotova since I was fifteen. And with an extended family that fills one-third of all Aerial Ethereal shows, being the worst or best Kotova takes actual effort.”

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322. “I liked the high, the rush, and how it seemed to fill an emptiness that kept growing inside of me.”

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323. “My heart metaphorically pancakes. Flipping and flopping in a way that I’ve come to recognize as a clear sign I have spotted an attractive specimen on planet Earth.”

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324. “I’m sure if the carpet had eyes, it’d be fixated on his cock too.”

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325. “Rose. The longer you control a man, the more likely they’ll leave you. Is that what you want? To be alone and miserable for the rest of your life?” “I don’t know. You’re pretty miserable, Mother, and you’re married.”

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326. “But I can’t. Not here. And so I’m left craving something that will never come.”

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327. “No. I just don’t like talking to you.”

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328. “For the first time, I yearn for tomorrow and cherish yesterday and live for today. It’s peace that no one will take from me.”

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329. “Your lives have value, and your deaths have none.”

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330. “Why is the most significant person in her life her savior and her demon?”

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331. “I don’t understand why we have to do this right now.” He scoots his chair into the table. “Because, Lily Calloway, you seem like the type of girl who will never return my calls.”

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332. “He’s still Lo. He’s still mine.”

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333. “When you’re different from the pack, it takes more guts to be yourself.”

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334. “At times, I thought giving up was better than fighting. But I made it. I’m here. Lo’s here.”

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335. “People relate love to insects fluttering inside their digestive system.”

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336. “You were raised on a planet that treats death like a celebration. I was raised on one that treats death like despair. The funny thing is, right now, I can’t tell you which is worse.”

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337. “After all we’ve been through. Years and years of mistakes, it feels like a dream to be here in this moment.”

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338. “Connor barely blinks before he says, “Normally I wouldn’t even waste words on someone who I find parochial and meaningless, but maybe I pity you just enough to say this: in the next two centuries, my wife and I will still exist. We will live beyond you through minds and words and hearts. If that makes you feel weak and insignificant, then maybe you should reevaluate your own stance in the world – and not attempt to beat at mine with two flailing hands.”

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339. “You can’t refuse to feel hurt just because you think that you don’t deserve to feel it.”

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340. “One year, I may have broken his Game Boy after he compared me to Angelica from Rugrats, and then he shaved my Furby, proving that he is just as much Angelica as me.”

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341. “Our love should have mended all the pain and the hurt. Instead, we’re met with more complications, more consequences, more frowns and furrowed brows.”

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342. “I don’t think you have a problem stuffing your face,” he says, “just not with food.”

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343. “On the dresser sits a framed portrait of Lo kissing my cheek.”

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344. “We’re both the type of people to never slow down, to run around the bases at high speed. I want that with him. To freakin’ make a home run like we’re track stars on a baseball field.”

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345. “What you’ve done for them, it’s nothing short of heroic, and if you can’t see that, then you’re blind, my friend.”

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346. “I’m average. I’ve been average most of my life, but there are moments where I feel extraordinary. Invincible. Able to conquer any fear and step outside any box. There is no illusion, no fantasy. I can climb a forty-foot pole. I can fly eighty-feet in the air. I can be taller than tall. It’s a dream that I’m living. Every day. With him.”

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347. “All kids are devils in disguise,” Rose retorts, her forearms on the bar, “and apparently I’m the only one who sees them for what they really are.” “And what is that?” “Small, tiny gremlins.”

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348. “He reaches me and hold the back of my head, his lips brushing my ear. ‘No restraints. One-hundred-and-fifty miles per hour. You and me, sweetheart.”

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349. “After truly knowing Ryke, I can’t fathom shutting the door on a sibling. It’s a bind that’s different than a friendship. It’s one that hurts more if it breaks, but when it’s whole, it means everything.”

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350. “Charlie. That little bastard hooked me up with Highland, and somehow, it worked.”

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