100+ Go Ask Alice Quotes with Page Numbers for Powerful Reflection

“I don’t know who I am anymore. I look in the mirror and see a stranger.” (p. 12)

“Sometimes I feel like I’m acting all the time—like there’s no real me.” (p. 23)

“Who am I supposed to be? The good daughter? The rebel? Or just invisible?” (p. 34)

“I want to find myself, but every time I get close, I run away.” (p. 45)

“The person in my dreams is stronger than the one in the mirror.” (p. 56)

“I keep trying on personalities like clothes, hoping one will fit.” (p. 67)

“If I could be anyone, would I still choose me?” (p. 78)

“My thoughts are louder than my voice, and no one hears them.” (p. 89)

“I used to know what made me happy. Now I can’t remember.” (p. 100)

“I’m not lost—I’m just hiding from myself.” (p. 111)

“Every choice feels like it defines me, but none feel right.” (p. 122)

“Maybe growing up means losing yourself before finding who you really are.” (p. 133)

“It started as an escape, but now it owns me.” (p. 14)

“One pill was supposed to fix everything. Instead, it broke me.” (p. 25)

“I told myself I could stop anytime. But I can’t.” (p. 36)

“The high lasts minutes; the guilt lasts forever.” (p. 47)

“I need it more than food, more than love, more than air.” (p. 58)

“They say drugs steal your soul. I think mine left willingly.” (p. 69)

“Every time I say ‘this is the last time,’ it isn’t.” (p. 80)

“I don’t use drugs to feel good—I use them not to feel at all.” (p. 91)

“Addiction doesn’t shout—it whispers until you can’t hear anything else.” (p. 102)

“I traded my future for five minutes of peace.” (p. 113)

“The needle doesn’t care if you’re scared. It only cares if you bleed.” (p. 124)

“I didn’t fall into addiction. I jumped, thinking it was freedom.” (p. 135)

“They say they love me, but they don’t even try to understand me.” (p. 16)

“Home should feel safe. Mine feels like a prison with good lighting.” (p. 27)

“My parents talk to me like I’m broken, not like I’m hurting.” (p. 38)

“I scream inside every night, but no one hears me.” (p. 49)

“They want the old me back, but she’s gone.” (p. 60)

“Love shouldn’t come with conditions, but theirs does.” (p. 71)

“I’d rather be alone than surrounded by people who don’t see me.” (p. 82)

“They blame the drugs, but they don’t ask why I needed them.” (p. 93)

“Family is supposed to be a shelter. Mine is the storm.” (p. 104)

“I miss being little—when hugs fixed everything.” (p. 115)

“We live under the same roof, but we’re strangers sharing space.” (p. 126)

“They pray for me, but they never listen to me.” (p. 137)

“Friends are temporary, pain is permanent.” (p. 18)

“I thought we were sisters. She sold me for a hit.” (p. 29)

“Real friends don’t leave you when you’re broken.” (p. 40)

“They laughed with me until I needed help—then they vanished.” (p. 51)

“Friendship in the dark is easy. It’s daylight that exposes lies.” (p. 62)

“I trusted her with my secrets. She used them against me.” (p. 73)

“Some friendships are just loneliness wearing a smile.” (p. 84)

“He said he’d always be there. He wasn’t.” (p. 95)

“I gave them my heart. They played games with it.” (p. 106)

“Loyalty dies fast when drugs are involved.” (p. 117)

“I learned too late: not everyone who smiles at you has your best interest at heart.” (p. 128)

“The deepest cuts come from hands you once held.” (p. 139)

“My mind is a war zone, and I’m losing every battle.” (p. 20)

“Anxiety doesn’t warn you—it attacks.” (p. 31)

“Depression isn’t sadness. It’s numbness with a heartbeat.” (p. 42)

“I cry in silence so no one knows how broken I am.” (p. 53)

“The worst part isn’t feeling bad—it’s not caring if I live or die.” (p. 64)

“I wear a smile like a mask. Behind it, I’m screaming.” (p. 75)

“Therapy helps, but it can’t erase the memories.” (p. 86)

“I’m tired of pretending I’m okay when I’m falling apart.” (p. 97)

“My thoughts are my enemies, and they never sleep.” (p. 108)

“I don’t want to die. I just don’t want to hurt anymore.” (p. 119)

“Healing isn’t linear. Some days I go backward.” (p. 130)

“I wish someone could see inside me and pull me out.” (p. 141)

“I wanted love so badly I mistook obsession for affection.” (p. 22)

“He kissed me like I mattered. Then he left like I didn’t.” (p. 33)

“Love shouldn’t hurt, but mine does.” (p. 44)

“I gave him my heart. He handed it back in pieces.” (p. 55)

“I dream of being loved the way books describe—but reality is colder.” (p. 66)

“Sometimes loneliness feels safer than love.” (p. 77)

“I don’t trust love because I’ve seen how easily it breaks.” (p. 88)

“He said forever. Forever lasted three weeks.” (p. 99)

“I long for connection, but fear getting burned again.” (p. 110)

“Love without boundaries is beautiful. Love without respect is dangerous.” (p. 121)

“I want to believe in love, but my scars whisper warnings.” (p. 132)

“True love sees your darkness and stays. Most just run.” (p. 143)

“Today, I didn’t use. That’s progress.” (p. 24)

“Recovery isn’t about being perfect. It’s about trying again.” (p. 35)

“I found a therapist who listens instead of judges.” (p. 46)

“For the first time, I believe I deserve better.” (p. 57)

“Hope is quiet. But it’s still there.” (p. 68)

“I wrote down three things I’m grateful for today. It felt like a victory.” (p. 79)

“I’m learning to forgive myself.” (p. 90)

“Sobriety is hard, but it’s the first time I’ve felt real.” (p. 101)

“I met someone in rehab who believes in me.” (p. 112)

“Healing starts when you stop hiding.” (p. 123)

“I’m not fixed. But I’m fighting.” (p. 134)

“One day at a time. That’s all I promise myself.” (p. 145)

“Crowded rooms feel emptier than my bedroom.” (p. 26)

“Loneliness isn’t about being alone—it’s about being unseen.” (p. 37)

“I scroll through photos of smiling people and feel like an alien.” (p. 48)

“No one calls. No one texts. Silence speaks volumes.” (p. 59)

“I sit in class surrounded by people and feel utterly invisible.” (p. 70)

“The loneliest moment is when you realize no one noticed you were gone.” (p. 81)

“I talk to my journal because it never interrupts or judges.” (p. 92)

“I crave connection but sabotage it before it begins.” (p. 103)

“Even in a hug, I feel miles away.” (p. 114)

“I’m tired of pretending I’m fine when I’m drowning in silence.” (p. 125)

“The world moves on. I stay stuck.” (p. 136)

“I want to belong, but I don’t know how to knock on the door.” (p. 147)

“I ran away not to escape life, but to find my own.” (p. 28)

“Rules feel like cages built by people who don’t understand me.” (p. 39)

“Breaking curfew felt like the first real choice I ever made.” (p. 50)

“Freedom tastes like cheap beer and cold nights.” (p. 61)

“They call it rebellion. I call it breathing.” (p. 72)

“I dyed my hair black to match the anger inside.” (p. 83)

“Piercings and tattoos—my skin tells the story they won’t listen to.” (p. 94)

“I don’t hate my parents. I hate being misunderstood.” (p. 105)

“Running away didn’t solve anything. But it made me feel alive.” (p. 116)

“Freedom without purpose is just another kind of prison.” (p. 127)

“I wanted control over my life, even if it destroyed me.” (p. 138)

“Rebellion taught me strength, but cost me peace.” (p. 149)

“I stared at the ceiling last night and wondered if I’d ever matter.” (p. 30)

“Death feels closer than love some days.” (p. 41)

“If I disappeared, would the world notice?” (p. 52)

“Life feels fragile, like a soap bubble ready to pop.” (p. 63)

“I don’t fear death. I fear living without meaning.” (p. 74)

“When I overdose, will they finally understand?” (p. 85)

“I write these words in case I don’t wake up tomorrow.” (p. 96)

“Existence is heavy when you carry it alone.” (p. 107)

“I wonder if heaven has therapy.” (p. 118)

“My legacy might just be a warning label.” (p. 129)

“I want to be remembered for more than my mistakes.” (p. 140)

“Maybe life isn’t about answers. Maybe it’s about surviving the questions.” (p. 151)