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Quotes About Femininity

I love babies. I also have this very deep desire to become a mother. I always thought that motherhood was my highest calling.
~ Zazie Beetz
I think that the story of mothers and daughters is so universal.
~ Tamlyn Tomita
I love what a women embodies. I love our bodies; I love the way we communicate with our bodies. I love the way dance creates movement. It's art in motion.
~ Dawn Richard
because women were also believed to be closer to the raw forces of nature than were males, controlling their power was, for the adult male, part of the larger project of creating human civilization itself.
~ Thomas Van Nortwick
If there was one thing that rankled about being a woman, it was this conviction, drummed into your head before you had a chance to defend yourself, that it was your job - your obligation- to always look your best, even in situations when you had no logical reason to care.
~ Tom Perrotta
The Conch Shell´s tint was that of a vagina blowing bubble gum.
~ Tom Robbins
Can a woman who does not know the contents of her handbag know the contents of her heart?
~ Tom Robbins
One of the other musicians said that the tambourine is a female due to the fact that it makes a pretty jingle and is designed to be spanked. That is the more recent, patriarchal attitude, I suppose.
~ Tom Robbins
Turn a mountain upside down, you have a woman. Turn a woman upside down, you have a valley. Turn a valley upside down, you get folk music.
~ Tom Robbins
Pink is what red looks like when it kicks off its shoes and lets its hair down. Pink is the boudoir color, the cherubic color, the color of Heaven's gates. . . . Pink is as laid back as beige, but while beige is dull and bland, pink is laid back with attitude. -The Eight-Story Kiss
~ Tom Robbins
It was encouraging that he would mention a contemporary female, for Pan had begun to live in his memories, an unhealthy symptom in anyone, suggesting as it does that life has peaked. Every daydream that involves the past sports in its hatband a ticket to the grave.
~ Tom Robbins
The narrower their lives, the wider their hips.
~ Toni Morrison
There is no protection. To be female in this place is to be an open wound that cannot heal. Even if scars form, the festering is ever below.
~ Toni Morrison
A good man is a good thing, but there is nothing in the world better than a good woman. She can be your mother, your wife, your girlfriend, your sister, or somebody you work next to. Don't matter. You find one, stay there. You see a scary one, make tracks.
~ Toni Morrison
Women did what strawberry plants did before they shot out their thin vines: the quality of the green changed. Then the vine threads came, then the buds. By the time the white petals died and the mint-colored berry poked out, the leaf shine was gilded tight and waxy.
~ Toni Morrison
The sad thing was that Pauline did not really care for clothes and makeup. She merely wanted other women to cast favorable glances her way.
~ Toni Morrison
a girl has got to be a daughter first. She have to learn that. And if she never learns how to be a daughter, she can't never learn how to be a woman. I mean a real woman: a woman good enough for a child; good enough for a man - good enough even for the respect of other women.
~ Toni Morrison
She did not know it then, but the word baby, said softly and with such kindness, that inaugurated her life in the world as a woman.
~ Toni Morrison
They had become an occasional mutter, like the interior sounds a woman makes when she believes she is alone and unobserved at her work: a sth when she misses the needle's eye; a soft moan when she sees another chip in her one good platter; the low friendly argument with which she greets the hens.
~ Toni Morrison
A woman could be cobra-thin and starving, but if she had grapefruit boobs and raccoon eyes, she was deliriously happy.
~ Toni Morrison
Only one mirror has not been covered with chalky paint and that one the man ignores. He does not want to see himself stalking females or their liquid.
~ Toni Morrison
Dot wondered how she was to mention Phryne's habit of strewing her boudoir with beautiful naked young men. She could not think of a method of introducing the subject and decided to leave it to Phryne to cope with.
~ Kerry Greenwood
Her Beretta was holstered in her garter worn high on her thigh, under the shapeless blue dress. She had donned shoes in which she could run. The high heels had done their work and could be presented to the poor, assuming that they wanted to court a broken ankle along with their other problems. Along her forearm, covered by the loose sleeve, her throwing knife was strapped. Phryne, as a helpless victim, was a complete failure.
~ Kerry Greenwood
I'm concealing a lot of things. That's what a lady does.
~ Kerry Greenwood