Ramona Blue Quotes

“Love doesn't disappear when you give it away, and new love doesn't make old love any less legitimate.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“I choose guys. I choose girls. I choose people. But most of all: I choose.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“It seems to me that childhood ends and adult life begins the moment you stop believing your parents can rescue you.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“The idea that I'm someone's best friend fills my rib cage with summer.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“I will survive, because I have survived.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“At what point does another person's extraordinary become your ordinary?”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“It's sad that sometimes we let ourselves believe that if it's not bad, it must be good.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“Life isn't written in the stars. Fate is ours to pen. I choose guys. I choose girls. I choose people. But most of all: I choose.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“My first thought isn't that I'm gay or that Freddie is a boy or that he's one of my best friends. His lips are lips. They're soft and they taste like pumpkin pie and whiskey.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“I wonder if God runs some kind of lottery up in heaven and that's how he decides who's going where and with whom.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“Because just like out in Agnes's backyard and in Adam's movie room, the world is dark and it's hard to remember that we exist outside of this moment.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“but I'm starting to think that maybe the gist of life is learning how to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.”
― Julia Murphy

“but I'm starting to think that maybe the gist of life is learning how to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“I imagine what life would look like if I stayed here in this trailer with Dad. I can't think of him alone. I'm scared that somehow he might wilt away without Hattie or me here. But if I stay, I might just wilt away, too.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue

“but part of being family is accepting one another's flaws with the knowledge that sometimes people never change, and you have to decide what and who you can live with or without.”
― Julie Murphy, Ramona Blue