Top 200 Nikita Gill Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “Right there in our child’s mind we decide everyone can only be very evil or very good. We never stop to consider that all of us are capable of doing terrible things.”

— Nikita Gill

202. “Love can never die, not completely. There were too many romantics, too many poets, too many places where lovers could meet and kisses could be shared.”

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203. “Because girls who were building empires for themselves did not need kingdoms to shine.”

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204. “The number of calls from you on my phone is zero. The number of calls from me to you is one. When you hear the voicemail, I hope you don’t hear the desperation in the way I wish you all the luck in the world and tell you how pleased I am for you. I hope you don’t hear the way my lungs breathe ‘iloveyouineedyoupleasedontgo’ every time I draw in a breath.”

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205. “It happens suddenly. One day, your parents don’t pick you up any more.”

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206. “Anxious people are resorceful, they need to know how to keep the sea of panic at bay so they do not drown.”

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207. “I lost a God once.”

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208. “A mother’s love is many things, but most of all it is ancient, and it is destructive to anything and anyone that stands between her and her child.”

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209. “To heal you must forgive your heart, your skin, your body, all of their mistakes.”

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210. “She didn’t just wait for someone to come and rescue her from her discontent and strife, instead she took matters into her own hands and empowered her own future, her own life.”

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211. “I carried salt in my pockets. I pried nails out of the floorboards. I built a world where no one could keep up with me. I made a myth out of myself in my youth and spent the rest of my life trying to claw my way back.”

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212. “These are women made of terrible tempests and savage storms and the untamed unwanted.”

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213. “Even without him, you can bring down monsters. Believe me. You can still bring down monsters.”

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214. “As my common sense pressed her fingertips together, ‘Keep a journal and put all of your feelings inside it,’ and I made an effort, I really did, but my feelings are so many that even a hundred journals later I am not empty-.”

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215. “Children aren’t born ugly either. They learn to hate themselves from society’s narrow-minded ideas about how they must feel unsatisfied in their own skin.”

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216. “It makes them feel a little free, to kiss something dangerous on the mouth.”

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217. “I want you to remember that survival is an art. The world is falsehood so you rely on your smarts.”

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218. “Ask Hades when he let go of his brothers. Even in the Underworld, the air suddenly honeyed, made his reign feel so much kinder, better than it ever was before.”

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219. “What I am trying to say is, it is only through exploring your shadow self that you can reach enlightenment. What I am trying to say is, it is only through accepting the parts that you are ashamed of that you can truly know yourself.”

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220. “Perhaps magic is in the habit of choosing sharp-eyed girls who ask too many questions for their own good. Perhaps it chooses girls who are not unloved, but not fully loved either.”

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221. “She’s a woman in love and is loved in return. That is a powerful thing.”

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222. “No one ever told him monsters aren’t simply born. Monsters are made by those who nurture them.”

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223. “I know how to live with a blade and teach it not to make me bleed.”

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224. “Thank you for loving me when I still tasted of heartache and war.”

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225. “And I have faith that when you put the sins to bed you check under their beds for monsters, just to say hello to them after all these years.”

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226. “Stop looking for people who only want your beauty and turn away your chaos and darkness.”

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227. “We do not abandon those who truly accept us for who we are, and if you could save all the people who accepted you completely, wouldn’t you go back to save them too?”

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228. “But I am both nightmare and sin.”

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229. “It seemed to me that anything unpredictable was named dangerous by gods and men alike. But the word unpredictable seemed reserved for women alone. A woman they cannot control, whether goddess or mortal, is a dangerous woman.”

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230. “If two Gods can love each other with no objection from the divine or the universe, who are mortals to tell other mortals who they can and cannot love?”

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231. “Without heartache there are no lessons to gain.”

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232. “In there, religion nodded knowingly, ‘Confess every sin, all of them, lay your heart before God, you will feel lighter.’ I tried but I also kept sinning, so the light never came-.”

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233. “A woman they cannot control, whether Goddess or mortal, is a dangerous woman.”

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234. “If we had no fears to master, how else would we grow?”

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235. “This is because most mothers know that the softest people with the biggest hearts are the ones who hold the truest magic of them all; purity of this kind can not be bought from the Gods themselves, and it was the greatest target of the devil-souled.”

— Nikita Gill