I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200 Quotes

“There’s a secret to being alone, and it’s to never let the quiet in. If you let it in for even one minute, it might stay forever. It might creep into your brain and trap you there, and then it’s quiet inside you even when it’s loud around you, and then that’s it. You’re done. You might as well be lost in the Arctic Circle.”
― Robert Brockway, I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200

“She wished more than anything she could rip herself out of their heads for good. It’s so tiring belonging to everyone who’s ever met you.”
― Robert Brockway, I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200

“PORTLAND, OREGON DOESN’T HAVE SEASONS; IT HAS KINDS OF RAIN. WINTER rain hits you with fat drops that feel offensive. Like the sky is spitting on you. The winds blow it down your shirt, through the holes in your jeans, slip it into your shoes. Summer rains are hard, but warm, and over fast. Sunshine before, and sunshine after. Fall rains last a long time, but they’re not so bad. It’s not as windy. The skies are a lighter gray and you can see blue sometimes, between the clouds. A springtime rain smells best. Smaller droplets, but more of them. Like when the sprinklers go off over the vegetables in the grocery store. There was a springtime rain outside, and it wasn’t so bad. As long as you didn’t go out there.”
― Robert Brockway, I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200