Ezra Miller Quotes

Something has gone badly wrong with our culture. We've created a culture where really large numbers of the people around us can't bear to be present in their daily lives. They need to medicate themselves to get through their day.

Most people have been touched by the battles of mental illness in some way or another. It's either going on in their families or next door to them, or they know people who have experienced it.

I am much perturbed by this business of sickness. Our bodies seem so easily to leap into the saddle where our minds should be. People who are ill become changelings.

People who think of themselves as exiles, I find, can never really put their lives together, really.

Two separate, distinct personalities, not separate at all, but inextricably bound, soul and body and mind, to each other, how did we get so far apart so fast?

Families where there is not much laughter I think are signs of some sort of dysfunctionality or sickness.

People who feel well are sick people neglecting themselves.

We are indeed drifting into the arena of the unwell.

I am, emphatically. Mental illness triggered by xperimental error.

I wonder how many years Suga has been carrying his curse around with him. I forget that other people in the world have broken parts too.

A theme that appears repeatedly in the writings of the social critics of the second half of the 20th century is the sense of purposelessness that afflicts many people in modern society.

There is no difference between acute schizophrenia and a world at war.

The real question is why are millions of people so unhappy, so bored, so unfulfilled, that they are willing to drink, snort, inject or inhale any substance that might blot out reality and give them a bit of temporary relief.

In my experience, the more people have, the less likely they are to be contented. Indeed, there is abundant evidence that depression is a 'disease of affluence', a disorder of modern life in the industrialized world.

Gun control is not part of a strategy to defeat radical Islam or take ISIL down. However it is a problem back here at home. A million people have been adjudicated a danger to themselves or to others at the state court level.

It's funny, because my last record was a lot about isolation and people living in separate worlds that other people can't even understand, which drug addiction is the perfect negative example of.

I feel like I’m broken—like I don’t fit together anymore. Like there’s no more room for me in the world or something. Like I’ve overstayed my welcome here on Earth, and everyone’s trying to give me hints about that constantly. Like I should just check out.

My family shouldn't have to put up with me. They're good people, solid, happy. Sometimes when I'm with them I think I'm on television.

I'm lonely! I'm bored!

Put a gun to my head and paint the wall with my brains.

Sickness is the result not only of our acts, but out thoughts also.

When we [people] are operating from the belief that we're not connected, it feels so dangerous and scary and vulnerable and awful.

I’ve known a lot of people go mad over the years, and it is more distressing than people dying. People dying is quite natural, people going mad is the complete antithesis of that.

Sometimes, people trying to commit suicide manage it in a manner that leaves them breathless with astonishment.

You aren't sick & unhappy only alive & stuck with it.