Colton Haynes > Quotes

“I reminded myself I’d gotten what I wanted: my freedom”
― Colton Haynes, Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir

“I look to the sky and feel her ghost.”
― Colton Haynes, Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir

“Destroy me, put me back together, push me out into the winter night”
― Colton Haynes, Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir

“Alcoholism is the only disease you get yelled at for having”
― Colton Haynes, Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir

“I’d wanted our relationship to end, but I didn’t want him to have anyone else either. It was irrational, but it made me furious.”
― Colton Haynes, Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir

“Things are different when you become famous. More different still when you are taking pills all the time. You become less present; life gets a little blurrier. There were long days on set, but I don’t remember them. I can’t recall many of the high highs or low lows, even though I know they happened. Instead, what feels most vivid is the memory of the constant loneliness.”
― Colton Haynes, Miss Memory Lane

“This was always the pattern with me—craving attention from older men, then feeling, somehow, like I wasn’t enough, or I had fallen short of their expectations of me. I’d wanted to be seen, but in that moment I wished I were invisible.”
― Colton Haynes