The Caged Girl Quotes

“Sometimes we justify the scars because the person with the knife was someone we finally let ourselves love and trust.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“People condone lying. But sometimes the greatest survival skill is to lie just enough where you believe it and the lie becomes your truth.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“It’s the only way we can all survive.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“I think I’ve come to realize what we do to survive can’t be held against us. We are all just fighting to live, after all.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“The rush to get to Layla was one that went by in a blur. My white heels”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“The truth is, women are the focal point of our society, and if we hurt them, then everything”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“I’m begging you to force yourself to fall in love with him, Demi. It’s the only way we can all survive.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“If you’re truly ready, let’s walk into the Ivory world, together once again…”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“The truth is, there isn’t always a happily ever after. Sometimes there’s just a ‘I will survive. I can survive. I survived,’ and that has to be enough. Even when you know you deserved better. So much better.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“One of the greatest gifts in life is realizing that it is not your job to fix something you didn’t break.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“The truth is, there isn’t always a happily ever after. Sometimes there’s just a ‘I will survive. I can survive. I survived,’ and that has to be enough. Even when you know you deserved better. So much better. I want to make a difference.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“A storm can only last so long before the sun fights its way in.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“Sometimes we have to become evil because we were never given a chance to be good.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“You silly little girl… Don’t you know all men are bad.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl

“Marriage is a bond between a couple that depicts more of an emotional care versus physical. It’s unfortunate, but true.”
― Monica Arya, The Caged Girl