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BoJack Horseman is packed with sad, profound quotes about depression, self-loathing, and the human condition, often from BoJack himself, like "I'm the one who has to feel the guilt all day, every day" or the devastating "Before I leapt, I should have seen the view from halfway down," but also from others, such as Diane's realization, "Either you know what you want, and then you don't get what you want. Or you get what you want, and then you don't know what you want". These lines explore themes of being unfixable, the emptiness of fame, and the struggle to find meaning.