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Quotes About Sisterhood

The endearing elegance of female friendship.
~ Samuel Johnson
Beloved, you are my sister, you are my daughter, you are my face; you are me
~ Toni Morrison
The power of sisterhood is not war-power. There have been and will be conflicts, but the Final cause causes no by conflict but by attraction.
~ Mary Daly
Really, every woman is an example to me, because as women we go through so much pain. We have to live this perfect life when we are messed up inside. We all go through trials and tribulations.
~ Mary J. Blige
Are there many things in this cool-hearted world so utterly exquisite as the pure love of one woman for another woman?
~ Mary MacLane
friend girl
~ Unknown
interrupted by a couple of familiar shrieks that you might hear in a restaurant when there's a large group of women at a table. Everyone here knew that shriek, which signaled the happiness of women spending time together.
~ Meg Wolitzer
Sisterhood," she said, "is about being together with other women in a cause that allows all women to make the individual choices they want. Because as long as women are separate from one another, organized around competition—like in a children's game where only one person gets to be the princess—then it will be the rare woman who is not in the end narrowed and limited by our society's idea of what a woman should be.
~ Meg Wolitzer
It's so wonderful that all of you have so much more freedom than I did. But along with that freedom can sometimes come a sense that you don't need other women. And that isn't true.
~ Meg Wolitzer
ALL AROUND THE COUNTRY, the women were waking up.
~ Meg Wolitzer
They crossed the Smith campus in clusters, these girls, as though they might simply tip over if forced to stand alone.
~ Meg Wolitzer
there are two aspects to feminism. The first is individualism, which is that I get to shape my own life. That I don't have to fit into a stereotype, doing what my mother tells me, conforming to someone else's idea of what a woman is. But there's a second aspect too, and here I want to use the old-fashioned word 'sisterhood,' which may make you groan a little and head for the exits in a stampede, but I'll just have to take that chance.
~ Meg Wolitzer
Who needs her here anyway, Dara thought, walking through the front door, that familiar scent of mildew, paste, old perfume. Who needed Marie's buzzy, antic energy, her nighttime pacing and her bad dreams, the way she used all Dara's tampons and ate all the sardines?
~ Megan Abbott
All this girl-on-girl hate is exhausting. Sometimes I wish we could dose on testosterone, punch each other in the face, and get it over with already.
~ Megan McCafferty
I think I'm a bit in love with these girls. They make me feel giddy. Like I haven't a care in the world. Like I'm fearless. Like I used to be.
~ Melina Marchetta
I think I'm a bit in love with these girls. They make me feel giddy. Like I haven't a care in the world. Like I'm fearless.
~ Melina Marchetta
Women are incredible in groups together. Terrifying. Men have nothing on them.
~ Michael Hutchence
Men always imagine that women are bonded by ideas of sisterhood and solidarity, but we pick our fights and our friends.
~ Michael Robotham
I know many friends who loved their sororities. I wasn't traumatized. I was just bored.
~ Mindy Kaling
No, Ernie, says Agata, there's no plot, we're only women talking.
~ Miriam Toews
I'm glad we're in the same school," I say, and drop a kiss on her head. In London we were enrolled in different schools because Sunny's so gifted. Here there's no separate school for extra-smart students, and she's coming in as a freshman, as they say, while I'll be a junior. With her around, I'll be sure to have one set of admiring eyes at least.
~ Mitali Perkins
It's not for us to worry about the men," she says. "Let them please themselves, as they always have. If they want to war with each other and to wander, let them go. We have each other. Where you go, I will go. Your people will be my people, my sisters.
~ Naomi Alderman
The younger women can wake it up in the older ones; but from now on all women will have it.
~ Naomi Alderman
A group of same-aged people is inherently unstable. Peers will compete just as siblings compete. The ancestral sorority was transgenerational, and if we want whatever strength and balm may come from sisterhood, it wouldn't hurt to recapitulate in some measure the timeworn model and brace our listing library of cohorts with bookends of the young and the seasoned.
~ Natalie Angier