The Diary of a Teenage Girl

Minnie:
I hate you!

Monroe:
[softly] Yeah, well, I like you.

[first lines]

Minnie:
I had sex today... Holy sh*t.

Minnie:
This is for all the girls when they have grown. Signing off, trusty diary. Love, Minnie Goetze.

Minnie:
I always thought I wanted to be exactly like my mom. But she thinks she needs a man to be happy. I don't.

Minnie:
So, maybe nobody loves me. Maybe nobody will ever love me. But maybe it's not about being loved by somebody else.

Minnie:
What's the point of living if nobody loves you. Nobody sees you. Nobody touches you.

Minnie:
It feels like there are little weights hanging from my heart that swing and tug every time I move, every time the wind blows.

Minnie:
I want someone to be so totally in love with me that they would feel like they would die if I were gone. Maybe Monroe could love me like that.

Minnie:
It would've been better to have slept and dreamed than to watch the night pass and the slow moon sink.