Popular Loner Quotes

It is so easy at times for a lonely individual to begin fantasizing about what the people outside are saying about him and, in result, irrationally and fearfully, and sometimes angrily, fancy himself a villain.

Starting this day, she was no longer going to be quiet, a wallflower no more.

I wanted so badly to be seen, yet my pride prevented me from obviously asking to be seen. I did not want to be seen by demand, but rather by their choosing.

There is no doubt that Einstein's pipe was his closest associate, while others--including wife and family--were never permitted the illusion that they would ever be at the center of his life.

Woz became more of a loner when the boys his age began going out with girls and partying, endeavors that he found far more complex than designing circuits. “Where before I was popular and riding bikes and everything,

Everyone cares about fitting in, that’s the truth of it. Even the most self-assured person you know. The pretty. The popular. The loners. The ones who forge their own path. The ones who swear they don’t give a fuck what anyone thinks.

A universally loved rebel, an immensely popular loner, the imaginary writer is everyone's favorite, if only because you don't have to read anything to appreciate their work, although I must say I prefer their earlier stuff.

Company' just means that someone is around you. Many of us have company but not true community. Everyone needs community, whether you're the popular kid or the loner.

The immense popularity of Charlie Chaplin and Mickey Mouse shows that, although weak themselves, without expressly desiring it they can come to be defenders of the weak. Both have renounced the security of social prestige. They are poor, humble, and solitary in a world where there is no place for them. But from time to time, they put the powerful in their place. For the middle-class man, in a modern society, there is only the choice to accept the ideology of success (with the discipline that results) or to renounce the world. Charlie Chaplin and Mickey Mouse are amusing because they are sardonic loners who give social failure an ironic dignity.