Contemporary-romance Quote by Kelsey Browning

“-- He just gave me some money to go shopping, I don't need his money., I've got a purseful. That's not going to make…

— Lolita Pille

“Pills and fortune-telling and dieting: nobody can stop her when it comes to any of those things.”

— Haruki Murakami

“We both laugh. I like the sound of my mother’s laugh. I wish she’d found these pills when I was a kid, that I…

— Lisa Genova

“For every manic pixie dream girl who helps a twenty-something white guy find his way off Zoloft, I write two women who fix their…

— Jenny Trout

“Cynthia sighs, contemplating a fruit and nut bar. 'Chocolate,' she says despairingly. 'Safer than cocaine, easier to get hold of than Prozac. The government's…

— Jennifer Gilby Roberts

“When had being an addict gotten so fucking hard? So exhausting? It had been so easy for so long; she had a steady supply,…

— Stacia Kane

“Instead of more money she ended up with more drugs. Something told her that was probably not healthy. Something else in her didn’t give…

— Stacia Kane

“I balked at trying antidepressants, I just couldn't see myself taking pills to try to be less of a fraud.”

— David Foster Wallace

“I could see the appeal of drugs. If this stomach-sinking, dizzy, falling-through-space feeling was anything like taking heroine? Sign me up.”

— Dani Alexander

“I took my pills, but the pills are like words, they don't always mean anything even when they should.”

— Dot Hutchison

“Dad told me, 'Mommy doesn't need antidepressants, you see. She needs flowers and sometimes she needs antiques.”

— Katherine Taylor

“Amy ran on sugar, caffeine, and pain pills, and would sacrifice an entire night of sleep to level up a character in one of…

— David Wong