Top 180 Meghan Quinn Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “You are worthy of this life, of this air I share with you, of this love we feel. You are worthy of it all.”

— Meghan Quinn

152. “I hold back the laughter bubbling inside me. “Toes, can you wiggle them?” She almost seems drunk when she answers, “I have toes.” Your future nurse, ladies and gentleman. Be terrified.”

— Meghan Quinn

153. “Lottie, I know you’re desperate, but we need to be smart-desperate.”

— Meghan Quinn

154. “You’re an addiction I can’t overcome, no matter how hard I try.”

— Meghan Quinn

155. “Sometimes, as humans, we don’t know how to handle the loops of the roller coaster life takes us on, so we silently turn to our vices for support; drinking, drugs, binge eating. There is no physical reason to do so, no actual justification for our actions, besides wanting to temporarily dull the ache within our bruised and brittle souls.”

— Meghan Quinn

156. “And, yes, I’m all about independence and women running the world, but there’s something to be said about breaking the glass ceiling during the day and coming home to a man who’ll do everything in his power to remind you exactly who you belong to.”

— Meghan Quinn

157. “When it comes to parents, a child has the right to filter their life. Meaning we have the right to tell or not tell them everything that’s happening in our lives. This is out of pure preservation. You’re saving them from worry – and saving yourself from the headache of dealing with them.”

— Meghan Quinn

158. “I wish I was bold. I wish I was more take-charge, but at the end of the day, I’m a people pleaser, and I make decisions based on how people will see me, not what’s best for me.”

— Meghan Quinn

159. “From a distance, I can see his mouth moving, as if he’s talking, but I can’t quite hear him from where I sit. His arm is draped along the bench, though, and I just know he’s wrapping his arm around Joan, talking to her as the sun begins to set. And I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anything more romantic in my life. Because even though Joan is gone, she’s still in his heart, and the man continues to love her, ache for her, include her in his life. That’s the kind of love movies are written about.”

— Meghan Quinn

160. “The quaint shop can best be described as what would happen if someone blasted Target with a shrink gun and then redecorated with Scottish charm.”

— Meghan Quinn

161. “But if I’ve learned one thing through such devastating loss, it’s that the sun still rises the next day. And the day after that. Life continues its motion. Waiting for your return.”

— Meghan Quinn

162. “I also thing thats why he gets lost in his books, so he doesn’t have to face reality.”

— Meghan Quinn

163. “Books have been my escape when I feel the world closing in on me.”

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164. “I farted; I farted on the man’s head. I farted on his chin, on his damn chin.”

— Meghan Quinn

165. “There’s something to be said for someone who doesn’t talk very much. When they speak, their words hold more of a punch than ever expected.”

— Meghan Quinn

166. “But I have to admit, even though it hurt, it was a blessing in disguise.”

— Meghan Quinn

167. “What the hell do you do with your money?” he asks with a shake of his head. “Invest. Save. I don’t know. Buy books.” “How about some shelves, huh? That might be nice. Look at these stacks and stacks of books. Don’t you think they would want a place to live? What kind of bookworm are you?”

— Meghan Quinn

168. “It doesn’t matter the genre, what matters is the escape. The appreciation for getting lost in words.”

— Meghan Quinn

169. “Some Disney character crawled up her ass and put her in this mood. I just hope she doesn’t have to have some sort of bibbidi-bobbidi-boo to get them out. Although, a Fantasia-like.”

— Meghan Quinn

170. “You need to learn to live, man. You’re not living. You have all this money and you do nothing with it. Now you have a reason to do something. Take her out. Date her. If you like her, go for it.”

— Meghan Quinn

171. “Feeling you close eases the tension in my heart. I love you, Lilly.”

— Meghan Quinn

172. “Booze bags?” Fay lifts a brow. “How did you know?” Farrah asks, plugging her nose and throwing back the shot. “There are two types of hangovers when you girls come in. The first is just a regular hangover, where you look like death but still have your wits about you. Then there’s booze-bag drunk, where you both look like you slept in a dumpster and sucked on sugarcane the whole night.”

— Meghan Quinn

173. “I forgot how much your sister can ramble. I’ve heard some things a father should never hear about his daughter. Is Eli with you right now?” Pacey looks over at me. “He is.” “Ahh, tell him I don’t think I’ll be able to look him in the eye after the monologue your sister gave us about his birthday night.”

— Meghan Quinn

174. “Dear God,” I whisper. “Whatever you do, don’t drop the soap, Scottie. For the love of God, don’t drop the soap.”

— Meghan Quinn

175. “Sometimes, just one person is all you need. One person to ignite the flame, because that one person might know five people, and those five people might know five more people, and that’s how a business grows at first, word of mouth. I’m that first person and I know way more than five people.”

— Meghan Quinn

176. “I’m not going to lie, Paul’s balls on my mascara brush was a blow to the gut, but Porter’s switching to the dark side, now that was like an elephant farting in my face and blowing off my fake eyelashes.”

— Meghan Quinn

177. “He’s not the only one who’s addicted, because I need this man just as much as he needs me. I need his teasing, his annoying habits, and his ability to rile me up. I need his caring heart, his blessed soul, and his ability to make me feel safe and protected within the comfort of his arms.”

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178. “If you allow fear to take over your actions, then you’re never going to accomplish anything.”

— Meghan Quinn

179. “I was not checking you out,” she protests. If she added a foot stomp to that little denial train, I would have hopped on board just for fun to see where juvenile Sadie would take me.”

— Meghan Quinn

180. “Gird your loins and hoist your bras, ladies. We’re digging in.”

— Meghan Quinn

181. “Isn’t that how all romantics are, give love a chance? That was the sole basis of every romance novel out there; give love a chance.”

— Meghan Quinn

182. “You know, now that you mentioned it, I don’t think I ever hear anyone claim they’re from Ravenclaw. That’s sad.”

— Meghan Quinn

183. “I love you.” The words stun me. They take my breath away. But they also don’t feel entirely real.”

— Meghan Quinn

184. “You’re a romantic at heart, a daydreamer, someone who gets lost in her feelings. If you truly think you can make an arrangement with a man like Silas Taters and not catch feelings, you’ve lost your damn mind.”

— Meghan Quinn

185. “This man really does have a soul. It’s right there, behind the dark chocolate of his hollow eyes.”

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186. “I want you to have the world in front of you, all of the opportunities, but I also want to know that I have a chance of being in that future.”

— Meghan Quinn

187. “Pushing past him, I say, “Crawl up your own scrotum and drown.”

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188. “Sometimes memories are what you need to remind you who you are and where you come from.”

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189. “I still love every single story because it’s an escape from reality, a moment in time where you can daydream of the impossible, where there is a chance of watching true love unfold right in front of you.”

— Meghan Quinn

190. “I think it’s because in my mind, I’ve always been with you. You’ve always been mine.”

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191. “This isn’t a story about me falling in love with another human. This is a story about me falling in love with myself.”

— Meghan Quinn