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Allison Williams Quotes

Total quotes: 12
“You know I can't give you the keys, right, babe?”
— Rose Armitage, Get Out
Tagged: keys, Segregation
“Fuck you both, have a nice day.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 3: Deep Inside
Tagged: F You, Have A Nice Day
“You know who ends up living their dreams? Sad messes.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 2: It's Back
Tagged: Sad Messes, Living Your Dream
“Hannah: You don't have a plan.

Marnie: I think maybe that's a good thing for me.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 1: She Did
Tagged: Planning Ahead, spontaneity
“I've never been as miserable in my life.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 1: Weirdos Need Girlfriends Too
Tagged: Miserable, Moping
“ I know that I need to have more respect for the emotional property of other women and I know that I use sex for validation because it's what I do.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 3: Two Plane Rides
Tagged: Respect, Validation
“Guys, we're so disconnected. I thought this would just be a nice opportunity for us to have fun together and prove to everyone via Instagram that we could still have fun as a group.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 3: Beach House
Tagged: Instagram, Disconnected Friendships
“ I had a bad breakup. It's okay I think we're gonna be able stay friends you know, but I'm not gonna do what Hannah does and order six pizzas to make myself feel better.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 2: It's About Time
Tagged: Bad Breakups, Pizza
“That isn't fun for me, being the uptight girl. I hate it.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 1: Weirdos Need Girlfriends Too
Tagged: Uptight, Uptight Girls
“Sometimes being really good all the time feels really bad. But I’m on a journey. It’s my journey and I’m okay.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 2: On All Fours
Tagged: Journey, Being Good
“Sometimes being stuck in my own head is so exhausting that it makes me want to cry.”
— Marnie Michaels, Girls, Season 1: Weirdos Need Girlfriends Too
Tagged: exhausting, self-absorption, Solipsism, Bourgeois problems, Rich Girl Problems
“You can’t only absorb the ideals of a feminist world view through shows that espouse them— often, there are more lessons to learn about womanhood on shows where the women (or, more typically, the men) are behaving in ways that proliferate misogyny in one way or another.”
— Allison Williams, Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America's Favorite Guilty Pleasure
Tagged: the bachelor, Reality TV, feminism, Critical thinking
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