Top 300 Skye Warren Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “You don’t know how to please a man, girl?”

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152. “God, even I don’t want to know. If I could scrub it from my mind, I would. If I could take a scalpel and carve the memories out, I would.”

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153. “The hardest part isn’t dying; it’s surviving.”

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154. “I’m defenseless and he’s made of walls.”

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155. “He knew only pain, and she was freedom. He felt madness, and with her it was pleasure.”

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156. “A slightly perverted adventure of questionable consent, but beggars like me couldn’t be choosers.”

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157. “To me that’s what the story is about. The things we do to ourselves. The way we hurt ourselves and mark ourselves.”

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158. “Elemental, the way another man wanted to kiss or feel a woman up. Just instinct. “Will.”

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159. “But sometimes it feels like if I want it enough, if I wish hard enough, it might happen anyway.”

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160. “The pieces line up, so ordered and polite. The battlefield before there’s bloodshed.”

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161. “I didn’t want to be a person that would see a person bleeding out and walk away. I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t try. After.”

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162. “I think of Peter Pan flying off into Neverland, taking Wendy with him. I think of sword fights and fairies. That’s how it feels in the clearing – like magic.”

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163. “Not good enough. I’m going to buy up all the land around here too. Or maybe I can find an island. We’ll make a country for just the two of us.”

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164. “How much is it worth to feel alive? A little fear seems like a small price to pay.”

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165. “And patience implies waiting. It implies planning.”

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166. “I didn’t know how to be what society wanted from me. I couldn’t change myself, not even for him. He.”

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167. “Only then do I realize that showing my regular underwear and bra is somehow more intimate than a matching lace set. This is something I thought only my husband would ever see.”

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168. “She could see the worst parts of him, in the ugliness of his face and the degenerate use of her body. He showed her every dirty, unkind desire and God help her, she never told him no.”

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169. “Do you think love is enough?”

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170. “He had realistic expectations. He was ugly as sin. She was the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen. It was only a matter of time before she never came back.”

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171. “Myths can tell you about the people who make them, who believe them, but it’s the truth that matters.”

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172. “Everything you do must be in pursuit of pleasure.”

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173. “Don’t keep it from me, whatever it is. Remember? Every part of you and every part of me.”

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174. “She’s beautiful, and his eyes work just fine.”

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175. “The internet is a terrifying teacher.”

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176. “He clears his throat and takes a seat at the head of the table. “Right. Well. I doubt the interview will take very long. I’ll let him know you need to practice.”

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177. “Made naked by his very will. This is what it means to be owned by someone.”

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178. “That’s what we do to the women we love, isn’t it? We tuck them in a room, give them food and books, tell them to be happy.”

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179. “Every moment was defined in terms of pain or its lack. At least pain meant attention. It meant love. “What.”

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180. “He lived like a recluse, and she wanted to seclude herself with him. But the world would intrude and demand its due.”

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181. “The woman. The woman closest to a man can tell you what he’s really like. Sometimes she’s the only one who knows.”

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182. “I stood in the shadows and watched you laugh, your smile like goddamn sunlight on my face after being buried alive.” Anger.”

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183. “She couldn’t have known love without heartache. He couldn’t have found solace without pain.”

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184. “I never realized my tongue has this much power. Just a flick and the large frame of him tightens.”

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185. “It’s not wrong. But I care too much to let you stay.”

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186. “I’m interested in the truth, but the stories tell us so much about the people throughout history as well.”

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187. “I’m afraid of the wind, afraid of its force, but what I didn’t realize is that the greater danger lay ahead of me. Kip is my cliff. Every gust of wind pushes me closer. It’s only a matter of time before I fall.”

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188. “His eyes were a deep brown, almost pretty, but remote and flat. Dark hair was cut short, bristly. His nose was prominent and slightly crooked, like it had been broken. Maybe more than once.”

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189. “Do I think love is enough? It’s the only thing at all.”

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190. “Sometimes you could take comfort in a lie. You could nurture it and hold it close to your heart. Right up until it turned on you.”

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191. “The heart is the cruelest enemy of all.”

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192. “He had been a little drunk himself. Not enough to play volleyball with the drinkware, but enough that his eyes had gleamed with a distant sadness. He pulled me close, and I nestled against him the way I had as a little girl, breathing in the cedar-salt scent of him. “I love your mother,” he said then, present tense. He loves her.”

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193. “You don’t really know somebody if you don’t know their name, right.”

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194. “Like he’d been desperate for me. Like he’d taken me. “From.”

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195. “I can watch my back. I can watch as the tiger gets closer. I can watch as he leaps. And there won’t be a damn thing I can do to stop him.”

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196. “But one day two bucks came to him for advice, covered in blood. The tiger was taken by bloodlust and jumped on one of them, ripping out his throat.”

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197. “There is no freedom with other people. Only in being alone.”

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198. “I’m possessed by him. Owned. As much an object as any woman of ancient Greece – because nothing ever changes, not really. The societies we build, the secrets we hide. Men and women. The gods themselves. He.”

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199. “He was a scholar, so goddamned intelligent he couldn’t see the writing on the wall. He wanted answers to life’s tragedies when their very unfair nature meant they had none.”

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200. “A wise woman would leave him alone. She would take her clothes off. She’d give him her body. But she’d never trust him with her heart.”

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