Regret Quote by Alice Glass
““No one should say whether others should breed or not, that would go against how I feel a woman has the right to choose. Everyone has the right to feel regret. We live, we die… and hope that nobody has sex with our corpse. I don’t care where my dust is scattered. Throw it in the fucking sewer. Everything you know means nothing. I vomited six times today. When I play live and I’m looking at people in the crowd I have this real sense of empathy for them where I know they’re all going to die, and I wonder which ones are going to die earlier. you have so much potential, but what will you do with it? nothing matters. we're all dust.””
About This Quote
A raw monologue on existential nihilism, bodily autonomy, and fleeting empathy amid performance anxiety.
In simple terms: Nihilism and empathy
Life is dust; empathy is fleeting
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- mental health outreach
- concert safety
- artistic expression
Key Concepts
Practical Applications
- therapy
- songwriting
Questions to Reflect On
- What role does empathy play when confronting mortality?
- How does artistic performance amplify existential dread?