Libby Movie Quotes

Hey—don’t ditch me until I find Michael, okay?” “Call me ‘Wessy,’ and I totally won’t.” I snorted. “Fine. If you ditch me, Wessy, I will stab you with the keg tap.” “My little Libby is such a savage.

Charm and intrigue can only get you so far, Libby Loo. Those things always disappear, which is why you never, ever choose the bad boy.

No one wore lovesick like my Libby.

Libby was more beautiful than any movie star. She just didn’t know it, which he loved about her.

My little Libby is such a savage.

Stephen had a girlfriend named Libby Tittles, or something unfortunate like that, and Korie had this on-again-off-again thing with her junior high boyfriend. But anyone who’s ever seen a movie, or watched TV, or just had basic awareness of human interaction saw exactly where Korie and Stephen were heading: Humpville.

Fine. If you ditch me, Wessy, I will stab you with the keg tap.” “My little Libby is such a savage.

Relax, Libby.

Between the three of us, we’d be fine. It’d be fun. Magic. That’s what those days felt like. Not how Libby made it sound. Sure, there were problems, but what about all those days lying on our bellies in the Coney Island sand reading until the sun set? Or nights spent in a row on our sofa, eating junk food and watching old movies?

I’m going to see this movie five hundred times,” Libby tells me. “Consecutively.” “Wear a diaper,” I advise. “Not necessary,” she says. “I’ll be crying too much. There won’t be any pee in my body.” “I had no idea you had such a . . . comprehensive understanding of science,” I say. “The last time I read it, I cried so hard I pulled a muscle in my back.” “You should consider exercising more.

I’m going to see this movie five hundred times,” Libby tells me. “Consecutively.” “Wear a diaper,” I advise. “Not necessary,” she says. “I’ll be crying too much. There won’t be any pee in my body.” “I had no idea you had such a . . . comprehensive understanding of science,” I say.

This isn’t a movie, Libby,” I say. “Love isn’t enough to change the details of a person’s life, or—or their needs. It doesn’t make everything fall into place. I don’t want to give up everything.