Top 200 Lucy Score Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “Don’t have to jump off the cliff to know you die at the bottom.”

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102. “Just keep being your belligerent self, and sooner or later, my mother will realize she made a terrible mistake.” “I don’t know about that. She kept you around.”

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103. “I’d lost the greatest man I’d ever known. Everyone needed me to be strong, to be okay. My mother and sister, my friends, my town. They didn’t need to be worried about how deep this chasm of grief went. But tonight, right now, I could allow myself to be what I was. Devastated.”

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104. “He pulled back, eyes fierce. Then he pressed a kiss to my forehead and left the room.”

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105. “You know what they say,” Mom said, tugging my sister to her feet. “Chardonnay is the most important meal of the day.”

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106. “She lost her mom so young and without warning. It makes her feel like everything can change in a heartbeat, so she clings to things like plans and goals and timelines to feel like she has control.”

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107. “You love me. You love me, and yet you’re content to never try. That’s not sad. That’s pathetic.”

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108. “Wounded didn’t have to mean broken.”

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109. “I don’t love to hate you.” The words, spoken softly, brought me to a halt.”

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110. “What does your magic eight ball say?” “That you’re going to be just fine. You’re strong and smart and look really, really good in a bikini. You’re not meant for a life of misery and hiding in beer coolers.” “That’s an oddly specific magic eight ball you have.”

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111. “Magpie, when you deal with everything on your own, you’re robbing the people who care about you of their chance to be there for you, with you.”

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112. “Was there someone out there who would find me to be enough? Not too much or too little, but the person they’d been waiting for their whole life.”

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113. “There’s a fine line between annoyance and ‘damn, I really want to get that naked,’” he pointed out.”

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114. “Did I ever tell you that my heart skips a beat every time you walk toward me?” Silas said, flashing her a slow, panty-melting grin. “You should probably get that checked,” she said lightly. “Could be something serious.” “Oh, I sure hope so,” he drawled. Oh. My. God.”

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115. “Soul-changing. There would be a definitive before and after in her life. Before she’d felt Brick come inside her and after. It was warm and welcoming and messy and perfect. And she wanted more.”

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116. “I’m saying, dear, sweet, heart-of-gold daughter of mine: Stop trying to be so damn perfect.”

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117. “Little Amps was a hip coffee shop that roasted its own beans and attracted the kinds of people who enjoyed the inconvenience of not going through a chain drive-thru. The coffee was excellent. But the parking was stupid.”

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118. “Always finding the good in even the ugliest places.”

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119. “She was clawing her way through the pain, but what lay beyond that didn’t seem worth the fight yet. Maybe someday she wouldn’t feel like her smile was painted on. Maybe someday she would remember what it was like to laugh. Maybe someday the hole wouldn’t be so big.”

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120. “Some people could withstand the worst without it damaging their souls.”

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121. “Life was short, and orgasms were great.”

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122. “He can’t connect with other human beings because he’s a soulless robot out to make the biggest pile of money for himself so he can hoard it all like some kind of goblin king.”

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123. “Ajunior editor chirped in my ear about canary yellow sundresses and Cuban photoshoots while the January wind worked its icy fingers through my layers. I navigated the curb buried under foot-tall piles of what used to be snow. Now it was gray slush frozen into dirty, depressing clumps.”

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124. “When you start being immune to it, that’s when it’s time to get out. It’s the hurt, the caring that makes us good at our jobs.”

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125. “I’m going to tell you something that you and your brother both need to know, and I need this to resonate in your soul,” I said. His eyes locked on mine. Well, more on my mouth than my eyes. But it was good enough. “You’re both idiots.”

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126. “I basked in her disdain.”

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127. “Why couldn’t mean people be ugly on the outside, too?”

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128. “Maybe it was her destiny to always be a little bit lonely. To always be hungry for love.”

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129. “Because anything worth doing is worth doing right.”

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130. “Ever wonder how long you can afford to care?” Her smile was back. “I don’t worry about things like that. It’s one day at a time. As long as the good balances out the bad, I’m ready for the next day. It’s never gonna be easy. But we aren’t doing this for ease. We’re doing it to make a difference.”

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131. “How are you going to live a full life if you can’t take a full breath?”

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132. “Our strength comes from our diversity, our willingness to change, to fight inequality, to explode scientific advancement.”

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133. “Likes? That was easy. “Bad tempered cats, books, and comfy pants,” I muttered as I typed.”

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134. “Keep your hands off of me, or I’ll break off that hard-on you’ve been sporting all night and slap you in the face with it.”

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135. “I am a woman. Two weeks ago, I had cramps so bad I had to lie down on the floor of the public restroom at the mechanic’s garage. And then I had to get back up and go do my job for eight hours.”

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136. “She was carrying a bouquet of flowers, and for a second, I wanted to know who the hell had given them to her so I could kick their ass.”

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137. “You never know. Sometimes making things nice on the outside makes them better all the way through.”

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138. “And that’s love. It can and should be the source of your greatest strength, not your biggest fear. Don’t forget that, Emma.”

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139. “God, he was beautiful. Supernaturally molded by the gods beautiful. He would make gorgeous little demon babies.”

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140. “Just so you know for future purposes, this abduction could have been a text or an email.”

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141. “I think that guy also told you that there’s a man out there who knew on his best day he was never gonna be good enough for you.”

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142. “If I thought for a second I could get away with it, I’d have you bent over the bar with this tiny excuse for a skirt flipped up around your waist and my cock inside you.”

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143. “No, ma’am.” “Don’t you ‘ma’am’ me. This is northern Virginia. Y’all barely say y’all here. You can’t ‘aw shucks’ your way out of this.”

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144. “I hated not being good at something.”

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145. “Sometimes you don’t need a history to see the future.”

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146. “When you have everything to lose, you’ll do anything to keep it,” I said darkly.”

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147. “This hormone thing,” he said, gently wiping the tears from my face with his thumbs. “How long does it last?” “I guess we’ll find out,” I sobbed.”

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148. “There were people in this world who couldn’t feel big unless they were making someone else feel small.”

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149. “And before you ask me about the kids, let’s talk about how even though she may not look it, a woman can be more than the people she brings into this world.”

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150. “She’d deployed the mom voice. Unfortunately, being a grown adult hadn’t come with an instant immunity to that tone.”

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