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“Sometimes simple
is exactly what we want
playing like little children
on a Saturday afternoon
at church.
Sometimes simple
is exactly what we need,
when complicated is showing its face
just around the corner.”
― Jo Ann Allen Boyce, This Promise of Change: One Girl’s Story in the Fight for School Equality

“Well... you could be
bisexual?
o-or something else! There are lots of sexualities other than gay and straight
Anyway, you don't have to work it out, like, immediately
I didn't just wake up one day like
Oh look, guess I'm gay now!”
― Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume Two

“*Charlie broke his ankle and Nick carrying him to the nurse*
"That's a big g-"
"OKAY BACK TO THE GAME LADS"

bahaha i love the coach”
― Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume Two

“*Nick talking to Tara*
We're... er....
We're sort of going out
*Tara shocked*

Girl me too, me too. I am so happy”
― Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume Two

“*Nick talking to Tara and Darcy*
"Oi oi
A girl on each arm! Get in there, my son! Ha ha ha" - the annoying guy that I dont bother to remember his name
"Why are straight people like this" - Tara

BAHAHHA LETS GO TARA”
― Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume Two

“*Tori opens the door onto Nick and Charlie kissing*
"What's up" - Charlie
"I got those pens you wanted" - Tori
"Oh. Thanks"
"..."
"What??"
*Tori glances at Nick* "well done" said smirkly

BAHAHAHA GO GURL GO!!”
― Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume Two

“You just cant help wanting to protect him, can you!
Because he's a pathetic
little-
[f-slur insert]" - Harry (that f-ing annoying dork)
*Nick punches him*

OMG YES NICK!! YOU GO NICK!! THATS WHAT HE DESERVE!!”
― Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume Two

“Arrah, it was and it wasn't. The way I look at it, you can't change the bodies that walk the world, but only help them. And if they end up not wanting your help, well then at least you know. And knowing, you can decide things for yourself”
― Gavin McCrea, Mrs. Engels

“Nice people are vulnerable because they don’t know how to be mean.”
― Alice Oseman, Solitaire