Women And Men Quotes - I'm trying to be a man like a woman

 

Women And Men Quotes - I'm trying to be a man like a woman 

“When women agree with me I always do the other thing”

― Charles Bukowski, Portions from a Wine-Stained Notebook: Uncollected Stories and Essays, 1944-1990

 

“Women are odd. I really mean that. A woman doesn't know the effect she has on a man. Any woman affects every man with instant global tonnage every single time. But women all go about teaching each other it isn't true. God knows why. They reach for doubt, where we blokes go for hope. This accounts for much of their behavior.”

― Jonathan Gash, The Great California Game

 

“Women are people too".”

― R. Alan Woods

 

“If a woman tells a man the god favor him, everybody says she's far-minded.' The broom halted mid-sweep and the slave turned to Hild. 'But let a woman do what the gods tell her, without asking a man's permission first? Then she's possessed.' Unwen punctuated her words with her broom, jabbing it into the corner.”

― Rebecca Barnhouse, Peaceweaver

 

“There were too many idiot men in the world, to her way of thinking. And most of them ended up bumping up against stubborn women.”

― Nora Roberts, Dance Upon the Air

 

“The men fight for their thrones and their power and their legacies, but to them, we are nothing more than crickets and ants, insignificant, expandable...What does it matter who wears the crown, if they will not change any of this for us?”

― Ann Liang, A Song to Drown Rivers

 

“Unlike music, excessive reading has been shown to be dangerous for the female mind. It was taught in our earliest lectures: the male cells are essentially katabolic: active energetic; and female cells are anabolic: there to conserve energy and support life. While a little light reading is fine, breakdown follows when woman goes against her nature.”

― Anna Hope, The Ballroom

 

“What trail of thought, confused and indirect, drove through those minds of theirs, to cloud their judgement? What waves of impulse swept about their being, moving them to anger and withdrawal, or else to sudden generosity? We were surely different, with our blunter comprehension, moving more slowly to the compass points, while they, erratic and unstable, were blown about their course by winds of fancy.”

― Daphne du Maurier, My Cousin Rachel

 

“iven a good time in bed, women turn blind to the faults of their men, how strange!”

― B.S. Murthy, Benign Flame: Saga of Love

 

“All my life I’d been taught that was the pinnacle of a woman’s purpose — to marry and bear heirs for the kingdom. But somehow, now, hearing it in my own thoughts felt crude, hollow and sad.”

― Dari A. Malaunt, Ashen Embrace (Divine Destinies

 

“Real men feel reassured when women take charge, while pipsqueaks feel emasculated by the very thought.”

― Abhijit Naskar, Amantes Assemble: 100 Sonnets of Servant Sultans

 

“What attracted men? Good looks? Certainly if a girl was pretty then she tended to get the attention of men; that was beyond any doubt at all. But it was not just prettiness that mattered, because there were many girls who did not look anything special but who seemed to find no difficulty in making men notice them. These girls dressed in a very careful way; they knew which colours appealed to men (red, and other bright colours; men were like cattle in that respect) [...]”

― Alexander McCall Smith, In the Company of Cheerful Ladies

 

“If they don't appreciate you at your best, do you think they will do it at your worst? Learn or perish.”

― Emmanuel Apetsi

 

“Girls were pure different from fellas. They lit the room with candles, got extra pillows and cushions from upstairs. Big bags of M&M's and Maltesers. Popcorn with lashings of butter.”

― Colin Walsh, Kala

 

“No matter how shitty things got for a man, they were always shittier for a woman.”

― Michelle Gallen, Factory Girls

 

“And he treated me with a chivalrous masculine know-how that I sopped up like a person who'd never heard of how chivalry was just another nefarious masculine scheme to keep women in their place.”

― Eve Babitz, Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, the Flesh, and L.A.

 

“I'm trying to be a man like a woman”

― Mohammed Zaki Ansari, "Zaki's Gift Of Love"

 

“Like most women you are riddled with the missionary instinct, that always seeks to change a man's nature and make it a little higher than the angels; whereas a man knows he can't remake any woman, and if his wife doesn't suit him, he accepts her as she is or goes out and finds another.”

― R.A. Dick, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir

 

“...tall women of Swedish descent attract attention that's way out of proportion to our relative importance to the world.”

― Nancy Pickard, Bum Steer

 

“In my early twenties, it had never occurred to me that the women who gained their power from beauty were indebted to the men whose desire granted them that power in the first place. Those men were the ones in control, not the women the world fawned over.”

― Emily Ratajkowski, My Body

 

“Women have always been at par with men when it comes to their abilities; it is just that both men and women are gifted differently. Women are more intelligent, while men exhibit traits of being intellectuals. Hypothetically if there is a weighing scale to weigh the abilities of what men can achieve and women can achieve, I am confident that the scale will be balanced. I think creating such awareness will do much good rather than reclaiming equality which naturally exists”

― Henrietta Newton Martin, Legal Counsel & Author