Kim Clijsters Quotes

I really feel free and not as serious as I have been in the past.

I'm single, footloose and fancy free, I have no responsibilities, no anchors. Work, friendship and self-improvement, that's me.

Astride a horse I am not, nor camel-like carry a load, Subjects I have none, nor follow any sultan's code; I worry not for what exists, nor fret for what is lost, I breathe with extreme ease, and live at very little cost.

At some point, I don't want to have any obligation. And just chill out.

By not having to live up to people's expectations, I was somehow free.

I'm lucky - I don't feel any pressure.

I was much happier when I had less responsibility... when my only responsibility was to my work and to myself.

Journey over, sorrowless, freed in every way, and with all bonds broken - for such a man there is no more distress.

Freedom of being alone is intoxicating.

There isn't anyone in my life who is going to get upset about how much travelling I have to do or whether or not I'm available for drinks that night.

Drink is the only opponent I have been unable to beat.

You can either be in the Ron Paul tradition and say there's nothing wrong with heroin and cocaine, or you can be in the tradition that says, 'These kind of addictive drugs are terrible; they deprive you of full citizenship, and they lead you to a dependency which is antithetical to being an American.'

The best part of being on your own is not really having to answer to anybody. Not that when you're in a relationship you should really have to answer to somebody then, either. Just the freedom of not checking in with someone all the time is nice.

Somebody once asked me how I define sobriety, and my response was 'liberation from dependence.'

Okay, I've admitted to drinking too much. Okay, so I'm dealing with it.

My relationship with alcohol became unsustainable. For people who are going to ask, 'Were you an alcoholic?' I suppose the short answer is 'Yes.'

I don't have many regrets in my life. But I have one. I would have stayed sober all along.

I have no inhibitions.

Being single has its own advantages and it's a fun thing.

I'm not under any pressure other than to go out and have fun.

I think when people are abusing drugs it is probably a symptom of a bigger problem that they need to address.

I've always thought in the back of my mind I could do something really special with my life and I was just on a real path to not achieving that, and I blame that on alcohol.

I used to be a free-loving, free-caring person with no worries. We lived with no fear, you know?

I don't feel pressure.