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Quotes About Men

She closed her eyes. "Okay, here's the thing. We have some chemistry," she allowed. "Some? Or supernova?" "Supernova. But," she said to his knowing grin. Good Lord, he needed to stop doing that. "I really did give up men." "Forever?" "My gut says yes, but that might be PMS talking. Let's just say I'm giving up men for a very long time." "You going to try out women?
~ Jill Shalvis
Men are like parking spots. All the good ones are taken, and those that aren't are inaccessible." PHOEBE TRAEGER
~ Jill Shalvis
If it has tires or testicles, it's gonna give you trouble.
~ Jill Shalvis
Women might not like to admit their age, but men don't like to act theirs.
~ Jill Shalvis
She'd read somewhere that every woman got a freebie stupid mistake when it came to men.
~ Jill Shalvis
Half the people in Lucky Harbor were in love with him. The other half were men and didn't count.
~ Jill Shalvis
If it's got tires or testicles, it's gonna give you trouble.
~ Jill Shalvis
I've heard that men are like fine wine. They begin as grapes, and it's up to women to stomp the shit out of them until they turn into something acceptable to have dinner with. Me, I just want to do the stomping.
~ Jill Shalvis
Never agree to marry a man because he has potential. Men are not like houses; they do not make good fixer-uppers.
~ Jill Shalvis
Inside, the two men holed up in Donald's office for a few minutes, where apparently no vaginas were invited.
~ Jill Shalvis
I've heard that men are like fine wine. They begin as grapes, and it's up to women to stomp the shit out of them until they turn into something acceptable to have dinner with.
~ Jill Shalvis
Hey, maybe that's what she'd wish for—luck. She'd wish for better luck than she'd had: with family, with a job, with men— Well, maybe not men. Men she was giving up entirely.
~ Jill Shalvis
Never agree to marry a man because he has potential. Men are not houses, they do not make good fixer-uppers.
~ Unknown
I always feared there was something about me. Maybe some inability to be loved that men could sense left over from being raised without family ties. Maybe loneliness is like a flaw men can spot and so shy away from.
~ Unknown
Who's that fool yonder about to die?" asked Roy as the men were being escorted to the jail. They both turned and saw
~ Unknown
Some men fall from grace. Some are pushed.
~ Jim Butcher
Love this job, Sanya murmured. Just love it. I need to challenge more people to duels, Thomas said in agreement. Men are pigs, Murphy said. Amen, said Molly. Lea gave me a prim look and said, I've not sacrificed a holy virgin in ages.
~ Jim Butcher
I grunted. It's something I picked up over a fifteen-year career in law enforcement. Men have managed to create a complex and utterly impenetrable secret language consisting of monosyllabic sounds and partial words—and they are apparently too thick to realize it exists. Maybe they really are from Mars. I'd been able to learn a few Martian phrases over time, and one of the useful ones was the grunt that meant I acknowledge that I've heard what you said; please continue.
~ Jim Butcher
Martin was alphabetizing my bookshelves. They used to kill men for sacrilege like that.
~ Jim Butcher
Dude, I said, making the word a disgusted sound. Single guys everywhere hate you. Starting with me.
~ Jim Butcher
In the ruins of my office stood a woman with the kind of beauty that makes men murder friends and start wars.
~ Jim Butcher
Isana had never understood men who made it a point to put trophies of their hunts on the walls. Gaius's study, its walls lines with the carcasses of books he had torn open and devoured, reminded her of nothing so much as old Aldo's hunting lodge, back in the Calderon Valley, and she thought it only marginally less boastful.
~ Jim Butcher
Our wives, our families, and our churches need godly men who have discernment--discernment to deal with life and life-issues on a spiritual level.
~ Jim George
There is an impulse for vengeance among certain men south of the border that leaves even the sturdiest Sicilian gasping for fresh air.
~ Jim Harrison