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There are blondes, brunettes, brown-haired and dyed.
You know, I don't like the questions women ask, but I'm not sure if I'll like one who won't let me enjoy refusing to answer them.
She never hid that money was the most important thing to her. For their sake, Thea was ready to do anything. She knew that men were crazy about her beauty. She knew how to sell the goods she owned. Thea had a fabulous beauty; she spent a lot of time maintaining it, visiting the best hairdresser in the city every day, going to the sauna, doing gymnastics and swimming, sunbathing, trying to create her thirty-year-old body perfect.
He was a spender, and he always lacked money: women played the main role in his life... and where there are women, there are expenses.
It is not right for a woman’s heart to become so immersed in God that she stops hearing her own truth.
Quote Explanation: Translation of LostFilm. [Beneath Younger is a character from A Raisin in the Sun, a play by Lorraine Hansberry.]
- You know how to give compliments.
The peculiarity of a beloved woman is that after she leaves, feelings for her always remain.
I have an eternal desire to be useful. I always want to be useful. Because as a child I was not allowed to be like this. The women who raised me, they didn't explain who you could become, they explained who you would become right now if you didn't do what I needed. ... Strong women don’t explain how to do it right, they step by step, consistently, poke you into mistakes and do everything for you.
Quote Explanation: Speech “Request for Sincerity”
Yes, I was raised by a strong woman, and therefore I grew up strong, but as a woman. And strong women do everything in spite of themselves, you know what I mean? Therefore, I do something not because I can, but because I will prove to everyone that I can.
Quote Explanation: Speech “Request for Sincerity”
She was a mediocre girl, she went every Friday, either to a club or to pubs, and looked there for men as mediocre as she was.
She was a mediocre girl, she went every Friday, either to a club or to pubs, and looked there for men as mediocre as she was.
If a woman cannot remove herself from all social networks for your sake, then this is not your woman, she is still public...
- It's simple! She has 5000 friends on social networks!
I thought it was obvious, but I guess I was wrong, so I need to say it straight out. Fighting feminism does not mean that a person is fighting women's rights. And being for women's rights does not mean being a feminist. Feminism does not have a monopoly on representing women's interests. In fact, feminism itself often neglects their interests.
