30 Fight Club phrases to reflect on your choices – 42 Phrases

The first rule of fight club is don’t talk about fight club.

Leave work. Start fighting. Show you’re alive. If you don’t claim your humanity, you become a statistic.

I don’t want to die without scars.

We have jobs we hate to buy things we don’t need.

The things you own eventually own you.

It is only after losing everything that we are free to do anything.

First you have to surrender, first you have to know not to fear, to know that one day you will die.

We are a generation without any weight in history.

In fight club you fight all the things you hate in this life.

I say: evolve even if you crumble inside.

Why is it that we live working to produce what we don’t consume and, in exchange for that, we consume what is not useful to us and have what we don’t use, and, in the end, we are never satisfied?

Do you read what they tell you to read? Do you think about everything they say to think? Buy everything they say you need?

Without pain, without sacrifice, we would have nothing.

One can only resurrect after the disaster.

Is your life so empty that you can’t even think of another way to spend your time?

Don’t want to be complete, no wanting to be perfect. Stop trying to control everything and let the boat run.

Consider the possibility that God doesn’t like you, never wanted you, and probably hates you.

We didn’t have a world war, we don’t have a great depression. Our warfare is spiritual, our depression is our lives.

Your job is not what you are, nor how much you earn or how much money you have in the bank. Not the car you drive, not what’s in your wallet.

We were raised through TV to believe that one day we would be millionaires and movie stars. But we haven’t become that, we’re very, very pissed off and, little by little, we become aware.

This is your life, and it’s running out one minute at a time.

After fighting, everything in your life is less important.

You are not special. You are not a single, beautiful snowflake. You are made of the same decaying organic matter as everything else in the world.

You are not what you do for a living. You are not your family and you are not who you think you are. You are not your name. You are not your problems. You are not your age. You are not your hopes.

Everything you love most will reject you or die. Everything you’ve ever created will be thrown away. Everything you are most proud of will end up in trash.

Sticking feathers on your tail doesn’t make you a chicken!

We are a generation of men, raised by women.

You need to know, not fear. Knowing that someday you’re going to die, and until you don’t understand that, you’re useless.

We are by-products of a lifestyle obsession.

Nothing is static. Even the Mona Lisa is disintegrating.