Top 80 T.S. Joyce Quotes (2025 Update)

1. “There is nothing sexier than a woman in her prime who has the confidence of experience and the strength that comes with having to figure life out on her own.”

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2. “Remember... people can be nice. Don’t let them break you. Don’t let them make you bitter. Don’t let them make you forget that people can be good.”

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3. “What’s the point of living until old age if you forget to live on your way there?”

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4. “That’s sad.” “What is?” “The loss of a friendship.” “Nah, that’s life. People come and go. Most of them are only in your life to get you somewhere. And what I mean by that is they are supposed to teach you lessons, and then you grow or learn something hard and you don’t make those mistakes again. And if you’re lucky, you have a handful of people who stick around because they’re supposed to. Those are the ones it’s sad to lose.”

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5. “You. Are. Enough.”

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6. “You want revenge? Go poison that Pride from the inside out with our ways. Poison them with honor.”

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7. “BEASTON: Strong women don’t do well in cages.”

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8. “I wish you could see you through my eyes right now.”

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9. “A weak man was intimidated by a strong woman.”

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10. “WINTER: Because I guess I like the idea that maybe someday I can find my place, you know? My niche. Somewhere people will keep me.”

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11. “This moment right here, standing in front of 1010, nestled in the mountains that called to her heart, safe and warm and whole in the arms of the man she adored, she, Annalise, Almost Alpha of the Red Havoc Crew, had found the life she wanted.”

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12. “Oh, she felt like dirt. Less than dirt. She felt like the bacteria on the dirt that earthworms ate and then pooped out. Here.”

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13. “He’d filled the dark corners of her life with light and gave her the strength to chase away her demons. He’d shown her how strong she could be and loved her despite all of her faults. He’d stood quietly by, proudly watching her as, little by little, she found herself.”

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14. “The parts of our lives that take the most work are the most worth it.”

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15. “He strode toward the bathroom door, but Vera launched herself at him like a flying squirrel coasting to another tree.”

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16. “Hope was a hummingbird. Tiny in size and fragile by nature. Beautiful.”

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17. “A week ago, if someone had told her she’d be sitting in a hillbilly hot tub with a bunch of sexy, shirtless lumberjacks, chucking darts at one of her paintings and smiling harder than she had in months, she would’ve told them they were crazy. And.”

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18. “Aaron flicked his fingers at her. “Eyes, lips, tits, soft skin, hair, vanilla scent, ass, tits again, then your scar. You telling me about it won’t change the order. Your eyes have me first regardless.”

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19. “More than once, his gaze drank in her red flannel pajamas, and she wished there was such a thing as sexy warm sleepwear. The giant pretzel had been invented so really, the science should be there.”

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20. “Everyone’s been through a lot, Harrison. Life is hard, and sometimes it sucks, but you were the one who told me it was admirable that I saw a life I wanted and went after it.” She tucked a flyaway lock of hair behind her ear and softened her voice. “Go after the life you want.”

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21. “Two black-marked dragons heading up a crew? They would only attract the broken.”

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22. “This life requires scars. Some are more obvious than others, and some are only on the inside. What matters is how you spend your time during the good parts.”

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23. “I’m hungry, so hurry and do hot mechanic stuff. I’ll wait here and watch you. In a completely non-creepy way, of course. But maybe pour a bottle of water over yourself before you change the tire. Momma needs to take pictures.”

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24. “ANSON: I’ll work on making it enough. And I’ll work at being enough. For you.”

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25. “Haydan spun her to face him and grabbed her shoulders in a painful grip. “There’s that claiming mark you wanted so badly, Cas. You’re mine now. Chest out, chin up, princess. Detox starts now.”

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26. “He made an angry clicking sound behind his teeth. “You already broke my leg.” And he had the permanent limp to prove it. Willa’s eyebrows wrenched upward. “You have two legs. I can play that game twice.”

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27. “Okay, that we’re going to have to work on. Don’t touch any of my livestock with those fingers of death.”

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28. “Take care of her? She isn’t Snow White, and we aren’t the seven dwarves. She.”

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29. “Broken was what happened when they went through something hard and stopped living. Broken was what happened when a person started running and never looked back. She’d.”

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30. “Being with someone and still feeling completely alone was the worst feeling in the world.”

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31. “Now she was blushing, and her cheeks were so pretty that color. She liked when he said nice things, he could tell, so he said, “Your cheeks are the color of vaginas.”

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32. “Sure, he was a too-honest-for-his-own-good kidnapper, but he probably treated Brooke like a queen.”

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33. “That’s what love was supposed to be – not some power struggle. It was both people pushing the other to be better. To be stronger.”

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34. “Out of all the people on Earth, he wanted to murder her the least.”

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35. “Apparently, she was supposed to disappear into the ground like she was freaking Alice, and this was mother-freaking Wonderland.”

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36. “She really wanted a spanking now. A spanking and a cookie. That was a first.”

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37. “Her timing sucked. She was pretty sure the Fates were smoking joints and sitting around laughing at their crystal ball.”

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38. “Mason groaned. “Clinton, you’re so dumb it gives me a headache. You heard Cora. She said keep Damon from eating people, not feed people to him.” “Who.”

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39. “Granny Panties’? They are called comfy cotton, I’ll have you know. They came in six festive colors!”

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40. “I’m serious. I wish you could see yourself from my eyes. Just for a minute. You would never question how incredible you are again.”

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41. “Smart girl. Never turn your back on a wolf, especially one as dominant as him. Showing your back was like screaming, Chase me down and eat me like a chicken wing.”

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42. “Thank you for being there that night, Beaston. Thank you for protecting me and for not letting me be alone.”

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43. “Men are dumb as bricks, Marissa,” he called as she walked out of the office. “We don’t know you like us unless you just say it!”

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44. “Oh yeah? You already got a little devil in you?” “No. I have a wicked little rainbow unicorn that shoots glitter and sparkles from its horn and gets bored easily and makes questionable decisions.”

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45. “Ian wasn’t running. He wasn’t throwing his hands up and telling her she was “too much work.” He wasn’t leaving for town just to escape her. Instead, he was showing her the bottomless adoration a good man was capable of.”

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46. “Some men required patience. They needed complete freedom to figure out love was never a cage in the first place. That love had been the freedom all along.”

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47. “How would she even explain it? Hey Mom, sorry you saw me while I looked like this creepy alien critter on the floor, but it’s okay. Grey just killed a man so now I’m safe. Also, don’t get too close. Pretty sure I have fleas. Mom would run screaming from her house and her life.”

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48. “Dallas had asked, What are you wearing? And Maris had responded, My new man.”

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49. “Did you hear that? He called you Sweet Kitty. Stop being sweet. You have teeth.”

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50. “It’s romantic how you listed grab my ass before hold my hand.”

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