Alex Gaskarth quotes

Answer 1

"I will never read Twilight because I am a vampire and they portray us all wrong. You can't fall in love with a vampire, and rather than making sweet sweet love to you, I will eat your f*cking throat and drink your blood."

"Dreams don't have to exist when the sun's down and your eyes are shut."

"Being a true fan isn't being there from the beginning, it's being there 'til the end."

"This next song goes out to anybody who's ever been told that the way they think or the way they feel is the wrong way to think or feel. Anybody who has felt betrayed by their friends, by their family, always be yourself no matter what. For anybody whose been afraid to stand up for themselves, for who they are, or for who their friends are. There's no room in the world for intolerance people, it's 2011, let's grow the f*ck up. This goes out to anybody who feels alone, goes out to anybody who feels like they need help. Remember to always be who you are, you are the f*cking sh*t. No-one can change that, don't let them. Anybody whose made to doubt themselves about anything in their lives by anybody else, do not let anybody else convince you otherwise of who you are, okay? It's something that happens all the time and it's f*cked up. Be yourselves and f*ck everything else, alright? Believe whatever you want to believe, love whoever you wanna love, f*cking dance whenever you wanna dance. Goes out to anybody who feels alone, anybody that's ever felt betrayed, anybody who doesn't feel comfortable in their own skin because of the people around them. Be who you are no matter what, I swear to God, you are the most f*cking beautiful people. You are the most important person in the world. Always be who you are. Do not ever let anybody change you." [Speech before the song Therapy].

"Life is all about finding out who you really are. First of all, know that you're not alone. I don't think there's a person on this planet who has not, at one point or another, worn a mask to protect who they really are from a potentially difficult experience. The pressure of believing you're the only one with this problem is half of what makes it seem so impossible to fix. The second step is figuring out what you're so afraid of by revealing who you really are. It isn't that you're wearing a mask all the time, its that you're putting it on in attempt to keep your therapist out. What you need to understand is that by letting that person in, they can get to the core of whatever else is bothering you. Just be straight up. Its hard, but once you break through that wall, the pressure you feel inside will lift, and you'll probably cry out every single one of those tears 'til all you can do is laugh to make up for it. That's when you know you've done it. Be real, because a mask only fools people on the outside. Pretending to be someone you're not takes a toll on the real you, and the real you is more important than anyone else."

Answer 2

Agnostic