What are your thoughts about these quotes?

I find a slight technical problem at the end of the paragraph; the thing is, when you say something like "Life this, that...", you're dealing in abstractions. No problem, there's a place for solemn, grandiose declarations in stories, etc...

The problem is that, when you reach the sentence "life has always been reality", you're concentrating too much abstraction in one place, and it dilutes the effect; both "life" and and "reality" are broad concepts, and the reader can go: "Whaa? Wait a minute, let me write down the equation..."

(In addition, a declaration of that kind has a vibe of "contained emotion"; and a person who's saying that, carried away by emotion, wouldn't use such a complicate phrasing, with two words so "cerebral" together...)

I would either:

a) take "reality" out completely of the paragraph, and keep referring singlemindedly to life: "Life has never been fair, life plays by its own rules", for example.

or

b) Transition completely from "life" to "reality", taking both terms as close synonyms, for the sake of clarity and sentence flow: "Life has never been fair; reality doesn’t care about your sense of morality."

As for the stance revealed by the declaration, it can be summarized by "life ain't fair", "life ain't moral"... It's a partial vision of life, a bit of the "half empty bottle" kind -easy to explain given that she is angry-. Also, as many complaints do, it has an embedded feeling that "things could be different..."

It's a very one-sided argument and doesn't really have anything to do with having integrity.

I don't think it's a case of life being unfair it's our broken idea of what's unfair. It's like if we're not winning in life then it becomes unfair. I dislike preachy characters.

She's not being honest just giving an opinion.

Just my opinion