Cruelty Free Quotes

“Even after a night of binge drinking and dismembering someone, she kept to her schedule.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“She had actual employees, young and impossibly hot employees, doing the work she had toiled over for months by herself.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“The fridge was covered in an assortment of ironic serial killer magnets and vague girl power quotes.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“The only thing more fun than a downfall was a comeback.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“The outer world dismissed them, but that was only because they had discovered a secret that could collapse the order of things if it got out: the utter bliss of being left alone.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“She observed that from a bird’s-eye view without context, you would think she was a psychopath who had brutally dismembered a human corpse while listening to the Wicked soundtrack.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“Lila had never been a mentor before, but she imagined it not unlike being a parent. A work parent.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“Like it or not, you are a public figure. Not just a public figure, the public’s figure. They own you.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“you still have to be a fan of someone else, even if they’re now in your peer group.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“Sometimes her mind raced so quickly that she chastised herself aloud, like her thoughts were sentient beings she had to scold into submission.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“It was shocking how much of the healing process relied on picking a mantra and repeating it until it became a truth.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“Lila hoped she met her Patreon subscriber goal in heaven.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“By virtue of being a young woman, a lot of people aren’t going to take you seriously, whether it’s personally or professionally. And what I wish someone had told me—what would have changed everything if I’d heard—is fuck them. You’re smart. Trust your gut. It’s lonely, believing in something that no one else seems to understand. But I understand. And if there’s two of us, you’re not delusional.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free

“Nothing, she’d learned, is truly impossible to bear. You take some on, and then a little more, and then you learned to carry it.”
― Caroline Glenn, Cruelty Free