So do I, Woody, so do I

Woody: I can't understand you. You're a knockout, why are you a mass of symptoms?
Diane: Why is anybody screwed up? I guess it happens when you're a child. You think you're ugly, your parents divorce, you feel abandoned. You must have the same thing.
Woody: My parents never got divorced, although I begged them to.
Diane: I know you think I'm nice, I appreciate it. It's good for my ego.
Woody: And I'm hypercritical. I have a tendency to reject before I get rejected. That way I save time and money.

De Play it Again, Sam (1972)