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Quotes About Gender

Never, in any circumstance, should you raise your voice, or try to assert your opinions in the hearing of gentlemen, and do not attempt to appear clever or strong-minded; it is dangerous, and makes them extremely uncomfortable.
~ Anne Perry
She was highly intelligent, with a gift for logical thought which many people found disturbing—especially men, who did not expect it or like it in a woman.
~ Anne Perry
what it must be like to be a woman on her own, obliged to work at pleasing people because your acceptance, perhaps even your financial survival, depended upon it. There must be hundreds—thousands—of petty accommodations, suppressions of your own beliefs and opinions because they would not be what someone else wished to hear.
~ Anne Perry
no man liked an argumentative woman—
~ Anne Perry
A miracle," he said dryly. "Not at all," she replied with equally straight-faced aridity. "A woman would suffice.
~ Anne Perry
But if you wish to obtain a husband, and surely all natural women must, then you will have to learn to master this intellectual and argumentative side of your nature. Men do not find it in the least attractive in a woman. It makes them uncomfortable. It is not restful and does not make a man feel at his ease or as if you give proper deference to his judgment. One does not wish to appear opinionated!
~ Anne Perry
One time Gifford had asked Mona: "What's the difference between men and women?" Mona had said: "Men don't know what can happen. They're happy. But women know everything that can happen. They worry all the time.
~ Anne Rice
And we shall see for the first time since man lifted the club to strike down his brother, the world that woman would make and what woman have to teach men, and only when men can be taught will they be allowed to run free among woman again
~ Anne Rice
And do stop trying to determine if I am a man or a woman. The fact is I'm a good part both and therefore neither one. I was just explaining to your Aunt Queen. I was born endowed with the finest traits of both sexes and I drift this way and that as I choose.
~ Anne Rice
And we shall see for the first time since man lifted the club to strike down his brother, the world that women would make and what women have to teach men. And only when men can be taught, will they be allowed to run free among women again!
~ Anne Rice
Me temes porque no sabes cómo soy. Tengo aspecto de mujer, me expreso como un hombre y tu razón te dice que la suma total es imposible.
~ Anne Rice
Rape is unmanly.
~ Anne Rice
Men don't know what can happen. They're happy. But women know everything that can happen. They worry all the time.
~ Anne Rice
She needed to keep an open mind. She might have been hasty in dismissing the entire male gender.
~ Anne Stuart
He'd taken unfair advantage—he knew far more about women's bodies than she did, even though she lived in one.
~ Anne Stuart
There were advantages to being a girl and having nothing much expected of you.
~ Anne Tyler
she had warned Kate not ever to let a man meddle with the housework. "He'll get all carried away with it," she'd said, "and your life won't never be your own after that.
~ Anne Tyler
She'd been so intent on not turning into her mother, she had gone and turned into her father.
~ Anne Tyler
I get the distinct impression that the prominence of Parker's husband and son shaped the presentation of how she ended up as part of the Comanche community in the first place. Parker's life is judged by the men to whom she was attached: a powerful and important husband and a powerful and important son. That she was kidnapped is fine because she married well.
~ Annette Gordon-Reed
Of great importance, as I have said in another context, the image of Texas has a gender and a race: "Texas is a White man.
~ Annette Gordon-Reed
Even white males who owned no slaves could contribute to the problem by producing, with enslaved black women, children who would be born free, thus destroying a critical component of the master's property right: the ability to capture the value of the "increase" when female slaves gave birth.
~ Annette Gordon-Reed
Decade's reading had justified his guess that men and women perceive love identically save for, say, five percent. Reading books by men and women showed only-but it is something- that love struck, in exactly the same way, most, but not all, of those few men and women, since the invention of writing, who wrote something down. An unfair sample.
~ Annie Dillard
And Deryn didn't mind the constant practice in useful skills like knife throwing, swearing, and not showing pain when punched. But how did boys keep this up their whole barking lives?
~ Scott Westerfeld
Amerika'da yaÅŸlanmak bir kad?n için zor bir durum; erkek içinse kad?n?n yaÅŸlanmay? durdurmak için neler yapabileceÄŸini izlemek zor.
~ Sean Penn