Quote by Margaret Atwood

“Heroin was a coping mechanism that I had used to deal with my underlying fears. They were the real problems; heroin wasn't the culprit,…

— Pax Prentiss

“It was what she imagined doing heroin would be like: terrible for you but impossible to resist.”

— Libby Schmais

“The first time I goofed out on Heroin was 1985. It was like sinking into a sea of warm marmalade. And once submerged in…

— U.V. Ray

“He was depressed. He was addicted to heroin. And I think there comes a time when all the beauty in the world just isn’t…

— Antony John

“But heroin was my air. It had a hold of me like we were chained together. And those shackles weren't just around my wrists,…

— Marni Mann

“My friend died doing what he loved ... Heroin.”

— DeAnne Smith

“One hot afternoon during the era in which you’ve gotten yourself ridiculously tangled up with heroin, you will be riding the bus and thinking…

— Cheryl Strayed

“Of course, heroin could be had there too, I thought. But the thing was, I didn’t want it. Maybe I never really had. I’d…

— Cheryl Strayed

“The man was like heroin-seductive, addictive and a damned good way to wake up dead.”

— Joanna Wylde

“You're like my own personal brand of heroin.”

— Stephenie Meyer

“He had me hooked like he was my own personal brand of heroin.”

— Lily Harlem

“like an angry diamond,”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald