Top 280 Vi Keeland Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “I came in looking for coffee, but the smell of bacon wafts through the air and my body follows on its own. Coffee turns into two eggs, bacon and cheese on a roll, an orange juice and a chocolate pudding. Actually, two chocolate puddings. Because people who pass by fresh chocolate pudding without grabbing one just can’t be trusted.”

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152. “Being a parent is a choice, not a right. I really didn’t understand why my parents celebrated Gotcha Day until then. You’re Beck’s dad, no different than Martin Rose is mine. Anyone can become a father, but it takes a real dad to love and raise a child as his own.”

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153. “Anyone can become a father, but it takes a real dad to love and raise a child as his own.” “Come.”

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154. “Love isn’t something you can turn off. When it happens, it takes a little piece of who you are. I think sometimes people keep fighting because they’re more afraid to lose that piece of them, rather than lose the person they love.”

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155. “I needed to let go of what I thought my life was supposed to look like in order to write a new story.”

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156. “When God was making the mold for good-looking men, he asked one of his angels what else he should add to make a man more attractive in her eyes. The angel didn’t want to be disrespectful by using foul language, so she simply said, ‘Give him a big stick.’ Unfortunately, the added piece was put on backward, and now all good-looking men are born with a large stick up their tuchus.”

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157. “How do you look? You look like you’re mine. I made a conscious effort to un-ball my fists. “I told you. You look beautiful.”

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158. “The question isn’t what are we going to do. It’s what are you going to do. Because I’m right here waiting for you to figure it out.”

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159. “First the shirt. His chest was so sculpted and beautiful. I could see all the tiny lines chiseled into his abdomen. If he looked this good in the window reflection, I couldn’t even imagine how insanely gorgeous he was going to be when I looked directly at him. Next.”

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160. “I want more with you. I can’t promise you what that is or where it will go, but it’s more than just physical. I’m attracted to everything about you – you’re smart, honest, funny, brave, a little nutty – and you make me smile for no reason. There’s no denying I want you in my bed. I think you’ve caught on to that part by now. But I want this, too. I’m tired of looking back. It’s been a long time since I’ve wanted to live in the moment.”

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161. “Birdie made it about three steps before she wiggled out of her dad’s grip, ran back to the plastic horse, and kissed the mane on the horse that ran like the wind.”

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162. “I started to cry with him, even though I had no idea what we were crying about.”

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163. “I had described it to Doc as apathy, not caring whether I was living or dead, but now it seemed I understood exactly what it was. Nothing matters without him.”

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164. “That’s the thing about true love – we never see the beginning or the end.”

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165. “You’re not a woman who needs a man. You’re a woman a man needs.”

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166. “You need to be able to eat what you want to keep sane.”

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167. “Before your father and I got married, he told me he knew I loved him long before I ever said the words aloud. He said I had ‘the look of love’. I always thought he was crazy. Until I watched this footage the videographer captured at the wedding reception. Your father was right after all. Sometimes the person in love is the last to know he’s already fallen.”

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168. “We all have the ability to change, Weston. Maybe not our DNA, but certainly the way we treat people is something we’re all capable of modifying. It’s not always easy, but the first step is awareness – recognizing what needs to be changed and wanting things to be different. Whether what you believe about yourself is true or not is almost immaterial. What’s important is that you believe it to be true, and you have the desire for things to change.”

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169. “You know, you’re a lot like him,” I’d definitely lost my mind considering I was now talking to an unopened bouquet of flowers. “So pretty and smelling good. But give in and pick one up, and I’ll get pricked by a thorn.”

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170. “She said he was the love of her life, and that when you found your one true love, you couldn’t replace them, because you’d given your heart away.”

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171. “Is this what my life’s come to? I’m a couples counselor, and I’m getting my own relationship advice from a divorce lawyer.” “You’re an idealist. I’m a realist.” I.”

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172. “Since he’d shared, I felt compelled to give him something. “‘Hurt’.” He nodded. “The original Johnny Cash or Nine Inch Nails?” I smiled. “Johnny. Always.”

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173. “I realized that part of the beauty of being an artist is not having pressure put on you to create. And when that pressure was put on me, that was where my creativity basically ended.”

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174. “Maybe this was a lesson that I’m okay just as I am – alone and experiencing whatever life throws my way. Maybe I am enough. I am enough.”

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175. “Because if you don’t help plant the trees, you don’t deserve to sit in the shade.”

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176. “We’ve both been fighting it for different reasons. But you’ve been mine since I saw you.”

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177. “I was the balance to his unsteadiness. He was the courage to my fear.”

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178. “The way he was so dominating and controlling, yet exercised restraint to respect my wishes, was the sexiest thing I’d ever seen.”

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179. “My mom always said good parenting was spending half the amount of money you think you should and double the amount of free time you have with your kids.”

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180. “Darling as in my last name, with a big D not a little d, right? That’s okay, I like big Ds.”

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181. “A part of me hoped that Birdie didn’t write back, because it was starting to feel like I was playing God. I didn’t want to have to continue to mislead her as much as I never wanted to disappoint her, either. This was honestly a great time to walk away from the situation – on a very happy note.”

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182. “He ate dinner at four o’clock, wore house slippers out of the house as shoes, and didn’t like to travel. I’m seventy-eight years old. I don’t have time for that boring stuff.”

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183. “You’re the red in my black and white world.”

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184. “Sometimes when love isn’t enough to make things right, we need to let it go.”

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185. “Go away! You’re like kryptonite to my brain. At.”

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186. “True love is selfless. She wants the best for him, even if that doesn’t include her anymore.” The.”

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187. “If there was a such thing as arm porn, I was watching my very own channel. It felt wrong to look, but God, was I enjoying the view.”

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188. “Don’t ask me to explain it, but when I’m around you, I’m happy. That’s all I’m after.”

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189. “Trust me. You wouldn’t have been offered a job if he could see what was going on in there. I sort of imagine it like Cirque du Soleil, only the performers are a little drunk and also doing mind-bending, complex math problems while folding themselves into pretzels.”

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190. “Why the hell does everyone in my life ask me if I want to know what they think and then when I say no, they tell me anyway?”

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191. “I think we both have parts of our lives we’d rather not shake for fear of waking them up.”

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192. “I walked over to her, not so much because I felt like I needed to be close to say what I needed to say, but because I hated to be on the other side of the room when I could be near her. It.”

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193. “I want you to wear this and always remember me, remember the time we’ve had together. Whether I can complement this someday with another ring, or whether it stands alone as a symbol of what never could be, this eternity band represents my eternal love and respect for you, Bianca.”

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194. “You remember what I look like naked, don’t you, Feef? I’ve filled in nicely since eighteen. Whenever you’re ready, we can go back to my room, and I’ll treat you to a little looksee.”

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195. “The truth is rarely pure and never simple. -Oscar Wilde.”

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196. “People aren’t perfect, and sometimes we need to balance the one wrong they did with all of the rights they’ve done.”

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197. “Your worries stem from past experiences and fear of the future. Neither the past nor the future is real. Only the present exists. If you stick to this mantra, you will be okay in anything you do.”

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198. “If I didn’t know better, I’d have even thought he had the ability to tame wild beast four-year-olds.”

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199. “Now that I’d given myself permission to touch her, I couldn’t keep my hands off.”

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200. “When someone comes along and makes you feel butterflies, you need to chase them.”

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