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Free Spirit Quotes

Independence, on its own terms.

These free spirit quotes come mostly as first-person admissions — people calling themselves free spirits, kind of an Everywoman, or someone who's Always gotten what they wanted. The tone throughout is confident rather than defensive.

I used to be a free spirit.

Quotes by Soleil Moon Frye

I had always been a free spirit and always gotten what I wanted.

Quotes by Rick James

Basically, I'm a free spirit. I'm kind of an Everywoman.

Quotes by Pamela Anderson

A free spirit takes liberties even with liberty itself.

Quotes by Francis Picabia

Always Quotes

I love the free spirit in London.

Quotes by Carine Roitfeld

Frequently Asked Questions

What do people mean when they call themselves a free spirit here?
Mostly self-description — someone who resists convention, does what they want, and doesn't feel bound by the expectations others might set.
Is there a quote connecting free spirit to getting what you want?
Yes, one says being a free spirit meant Always having gotten what was wanted, tying independence directly to personal agency.
What does "kind of an Everywoman" mean in this context?
It's used to soften the free-spirit label, suggesting the speaker is relatable and ordinary in most ways despite an independent streak.
What's the meaning behind the line pairing a free spirit with liberty?
It plays on the word liberty, suggesting true independence sometimes ignores even the rules that are supposed to protect it, a paradox tied to Liberty.
Who is this free spirit page aimed at?
Readers who identify as independent-minded or unconventional, and who like quotes that describe that trait plainly rather than romanticizing it.

The sharpest line closes the page with a paradox — that being truly Free sometimes means taking liberties with Liberty itself, bending the very idea it claims to honor.