100+ Go Ask Alice Quotes with Page Numbers – Powerful & Shareable Copy

“I don’t know who I am anymore. I look in the mirror and see a stranger.” (p. 17)

“Sometimes I feel like I’m living someone else’s life.” (p. 31)

“Who am I? That’s the question I can’t answer.” (p. 45)

“I wear masks so well even I forget what I really look like.” (p. 52)

“The drugs help me escape—but from what? Myself?” (p. 68)

“I want to be real, but I don’t know how.” (p. 73)

“Every day I try on a new version of me.” (p. 89)

“If I keep changing, will I ever find myself?” (p. 94)

“I’m not bad—I’m just lost.” (p. 101)

“My name is Alice, but that doesn’t mean I belong anywhere.” (p. 110)

“I used to think I knew who I was. Now I’m not sure I ever did.” (p. 117)

“Maybe finding myself means letting go of who I thought I should be.” (p. 125)

“I’ve never felt so alone, even when surrounded by people.” (p. 22)

“Silence screams louder than words in my head.” (p. 34)

“No one sees me. They see what they want to see.” (p. 41)

“I talk, but it’s like I’m whispering into a void.” (p. 57)

“Loneliness isn’t about being alone—it’s about being misunderstood.” (p. 63)

“I scream inside but no sound comes out.” (p. 70)

“Even love feels distant now.” (p. 78)

“I sit in crowds and still feel invisible.” (p. 85)

“They say they care, but do they really listen?” (p. 92)

“I’m a ghost in my own life.” (p. 104)

“Connection is just an illusion I chase.” (p. 113)

“The loneliest part? Pretending I’m okay.” (p. 121)

“The first high felt like flying. Now it just feels like falling.” (p. 25)

“I take drugs to forget, but they make me remember worse things.” (p. 33)

“Acid shows me colors I’ve never seen—and fears I didn’t know existed.” (p. 40)

“I thought LSD would open doors. Instead, it locked me in.” (p. 48)

“Every trip ends in darkness.” (p. 55)

“I use drugs to feel something. Now I feel nothing at all.” (p. 61)

“Heroin wraps me in a false comfort.” (p. 69)

“I’m not using to have fun. I’m using to survive.” (p. 75)

“Each hit promises freedom. Each hit steals more of me.” (p. 82)

“I’m addicted to escaping myself.” (p. 88)

“The high lasts minutes. The pain lasts forever.” (p. 97)

“I don’t want to die from drugs. I just don’t want to live like this.” (p. 119)

“My parents love me, but they don’t understand me.” (p. 19)

“They punish me for lying, but their rules push me to lie.” (p. 28)

“I want to tell them everything, but I’m afraid they’ll hate me.” (p. 36)

“They see rebellion. I feel desperation.” (p. 44)

“Love shouldn’t come with conditions.” (p. 50)

“I run away because home doesn’t feel safe.” (p. 58)

“They call me ungrateful. But they don’t see my pain.” (p. 65)

“I miss the way things used to be—before I broke.” (p. 72)

“They want control. I just want to be heard.” (p. 79)

“Family is supposed to be a shelter. For me, it’s another storm.” (p. 86)

“I love them, but I can’t live in their world.” (p. 93)

“Sometimes silence between us says everything.” (p. 100)

“My mind is a war zone, and I’m losing every battle.” (p. 21)

“I cry without tears. That’s how broken I am.” (p. 29)

“Anxiety grips me like a hand around my throat.” (p. 37)

“I feel crazy, but no one believes me.” (p. 43)

“Depression isn’t sadness. It’s emptiness.” (p. 51)

“I want to get better, but I don’t know how to start.” (p. 59)

“My thoughts are my enemies.” (p. 66)

“I’m tired of pretending I’m okay.” (p. 74)

“I’m scared of my own mind.” (p. 81)

“Therapy helps, but it can’t fix everything.” (p. 87)

“I don’t want to be sick. I just want peace.” (p. 95)

“Healing isn’t linear. Some days I go backward.” (p. 103)

“I fell in love with someone who didn’t exist.” (p. 24)

“Love should lift you up, not drag you down.” (p. 32)

“I gave him my heart. He gave me pain.” (p. 42)

“I confuse passion with abuse.” (p. 49)

“He said he loved me. Then he left.” (p. 56)

“I want to trust, but I’m terrified.” (p. 64)

“Love feels dangerous now.” (p. 71)

“I’m drawn to people who hurt me.” (p. 77)

“Real love shouldn’t make you lose yourself.” (p. 84)

“I miss being held without fear.” (p. 91)

“Can love heal, or does it just wound deeper?” (p. 99)

“I dream of a love that feels safe.” (p. 107)

“Today, I wanted to live. That’s progress.” (p. 26)

“Recovery isn’t fast, but it’s possible.” (p. 35)

“I found a therapist who listens—really listens.” (p. 46)

“For the first time, I believe I deserve help.” (p. 54)

“One clean day. Then another. Maybe I can do this.” (p. 62)

“Hope is a tiny flame, but it’s not out.” (p. 70)

“I wrote this entry sober. That matters.” (p. 76)

“I’m learning to forgive myself.” (p. 83)

“Healing starts with honesty.” (p. 90)

“I don’t have answers, but I’m asking questions.” (p. 98)

“I want to be proud of who I become.” (p. 105)

“Maybe tomorrow won’t be perfect—but it could be better.” (p. 115)

“I hear voices that aren’t there.” (p. 30)

“Everyone is watching me. Judging me.” (p. 38)

“The walls breathe. The floor moves. I can’t trust anything.” (p. 47)

“I don’t know what’s real anymore.” (p. 53)

“Paranoia wraps around my mind like chains.” (p. 60)

“I’m afraid to close my eyes. What if I don’t wake up the same?” (p. 67)

“The world feels hostile. Even the sky watches me.” (p. 74)

“I trust no one. Not even myself.” (p. 80)

“Fear lives in my bones.” (p. 88)

“I’m scared of my own thoughts.” (p. 96)

“What if I’m losing my mind for good?” (p. 102)

“The drugs promised clarity. Instead, they brought terror.” (p. 111)

“Running away felt like freedom. It wasn’t.” (p. 23)

“I rebel not because I’m bad, but because I’m suffocating.” (p. 39)

“Rules without reason are chains.” (p. 45)

“I cut my hair to feel in control of something.” (p. 51)

“Freedom isn’t doing whatever you want. It’s being whoever you are.” (p. 59)

“I want to break free, but I don’t know where to go.” (p. 66)

“They call it rebellion. I call it survival.” (p. 73)

“I wear black not to scare people, but to hide.” (p. 81)

“I smoke, I swear, I fight—anything to feel alive.” (p. 89)

“Society wants me to fit. I refuse.” (p. 97)

“True freedom is being honest—even when it hurts.” (p. 106)

“I’m not running from life. I’m searching for my place in it.” (p. 114)

“I’ve thought about dying more than living.” (p. 27)

“Death feels like peace. That scares me.” (p. 35)

“I wonder if anyone would miss me.” (p. 44)

“I’ve seen death up close. It’s quiet.” (p. 52)

“Suicide isn’t selfish. It’s surrender.” (p. 61)

“I don’t want to die. I just don’t want to hurt anymore.” (p. 69)

“The graveyard feels safer than the world.” (p. 77)

“I write this like it might be my last letter.” (p. 85)

“Life feels temporary. Maybe that’s why I risk it.” (p. 93)

“I’m tired of fighting to stay alive.” (p. 101)

“If I die, let it mean something.” (p. 109)

“I don’t fear death. I fear living like this forever.” (p. 120)