Author of quotes: George Bernard Shaw. Page 2

You will be much less of a hassle if you let your dad think what he wants, rather than trying to explain to him what it really is.

- It's just that life is beginning to educate you, baby.

It's amazing that only you, virtuous girls, can afford it, and no one will say a word about you.

I picked up awful jargon from my children and completely forgot how to speak decently.

All his life he had to make ends meet, just so as not to leave us homeless and give us a good upbringing. And his whole life was a continuous struggle. Always the same obstacle - no money.

He's absolutely crazy, but absolutely harmless. And at the same time unusually smart.

Antics do not suit either the human face or the human soul.

I traded flowers, but I didn't trade myself. Now you have made me a lady and I can't trade anything but myself.

That people feel obligated to think is already bad enough; but what they really think would make everyone's hair stand on end. It is unlikely that you would be pleased if I now laid out what I really think.

- If only people could be frank and say what they think!
- God forbid!

I'm not a fool to tell my kids everything I know. And you can't get along with them like that.

I have heard preachers and ministers - I am a thinking person and for me politics, or religion, or social reforms there are no worse entertainment than others, and I can tell you one thing: a dog's life, no matter how you look at it. To be an unworthy poor man is much better.

But they're fighting me for everything clean. - as well as with decent. What, it turns out, is bourgeois morality? It's just an excuse to deny me everything. I will remain unworthy and unworthy.

unworthy.