Powerful Female Quotes Mga Nobela at Kwento

'Di siya sumagot at blangkong tumingin sa kawalan. "'Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.' Those are the other words written next to the viper." Tiningnan ako diretso sa mata ni Lilith na para bang nag-aalala. Favorite quote ni daddy 'yon galing kay Napoleon Hill. "I-I'm a loss at words pero, salamat at sinabi mo sa'kin kahit na gago ako kausap. Alam kong cringe dahil sa'kin manggagaling pero, dito lang ako lagi para sa'yo." Napakamot ng ulo si Lilith dahil siguro sa hiya. Ngumiti ako dahil kay Lilith at ginulo na rin ang buhok niya.

Siya na nga itong tinutulungan at inaalala, siya pa itong masungit. “Siguro nga nasanay ka na sa ganiyang buhay mo Sir Xavier pero hindi sa lahat ng bagay kaya mo, wala kang superpowers para kayanin ang lahat. Oo, mayaman ka nga, magagamot ka ba ng mga pera mo kapag nagkasakit ka? O maililigtas ka ba ng mga pera mo? Sige, subukan mong ipahid o kainin ang mga pera mo kung gagaling ka. Hindi naman masamang ipakita mo minsan ang kahinaan mo.” “I’m not weak like you woman, don’t judge me. Kaya ko ang sarili ko dahil ilang taon na akong ganito.” Inis na tiningnan ni Athena si Xavier saka niya ibinaba ang hawak niyang kutsara.

“Some of you may think I’m weak cause I’m a woman. Maybe, some of you may think, I am not capable to become your leader but-“ “I am the woman who is the mother of two. I am the woman who will do anything to save my family because I am a woman and a mother.” Lahat sila tinignan ko isa-isa. Sinalubong ang iba’t-iba nilang tingin. Binura ko ang takot at buong tapang na hinarap silang lahat.

"Hindi naman bawal umiyak, Lollipop. If that is your only outlet to let go your emotion, then cry as much as you want." "Ang pangit lang kasi tingnan. Pakiramdam ko, masyado akong broken." "This may sound off to you, but, a broken woman shines more during her dark times, not because the world will stand behind her to share her distress, but because inside her a strong warrior will be awaken." Hinawakan niya ang kamao ko at pinisil. "I see one in front of me right now. A broken yet very beautiful woman, oozing with strength and confidence. This is what you need to bring with you to the court."

“What is your quality as a woman?” She’s now questioning my quality and capacity. Hindi ko alam kung manliliit ba ako sa sarili ko dahil sa kaniyang tanong ay man lalo kong naalala ang isa kong pagkakamali. I saw my reflection behind him. The brave woman who conquered through ups and downs and deals with her own demon every night. My quality as a woman is a multifaceted tapestry woven with myriad colors, composed of my unwavering strength that surges through my veins, enabling myself to overcome adversity, my unyielding determination that propels me forward, defying limits and shattering glass ceilings, my radiant grace that emanates from within, captivating hearts with its elegance and pois

Ni hindi niya alam kung narinig ba ng kaniyang kausap ang sinabi. Ginagap nito ang palad niya. “Walang masama kung susubukan mo. Kung saka-sakali man at medyo nahuli ka at nagkataong nabuo ang nangyayari sa inyo, at alam mong may pag-aalinlangan siya, you can go with yourself anytime. Hindi ko sinasabi ito para panghinain ang loob mo, sinasabi ko ito dahil nangyayari naman talaga ang ganitong klase ng sitwasyon. Maraming babae ang mag-isang naitataguyod ang kanilang mga anak na walang partner. At sa nakikita ko sa kanila, mas malakas ang kanilang will power. Mas strong sila. At madalas, mas maganda ang outcome. Sometimes, women don’t need men on their lives. Kaya rin nating tumayong mag-isa

And someone who fights for this is called a feminist. Before, I thought being a feminist require standards, that's why I was always scared. Akala ko kailangan mong maging matapang, dahil kung hindi ka matapang, paano mo ipaglalaban ang mga pinaniniwalaan mo? I was afraid to speak up and to stand up for other women, because I can't even fight for my rights back then. But right now, I learned that being a fighter doesn't mean you have to be perfect, doesn't mean you are not allowed to have flaws. Women are afraid to speak up because they thought they are weak, and being weak means losing. But the truth is, we are actually strong when we speak up, when we choose to voice out, that's when we bec

Tumuloy siya sa kabilang direksyon, pero bago siya makalayo, hinarap ko ang isa sa mga artista sa tabi ko. “You know, it’s funny,” sabi ko. “Some people think status is about how loud they talk. But real power? Real power is silent—but magnetic.” “That’s deep,” sagot ng aktres habang kinindatan ako. “And it sounds like something only someone successful would say.” Tumawa ako. “Success, after all, speaks louder than arrogance.”

She speak up for those who are oppressed and rights being taken away by the powerful. “Excuse me… you know… you can’t just order people around like that.” she fearlessly said to the man beside her. He was tall and domineering. Kahit na ganoon yung impresyon niya sa lalake ay hindi siya nakaramdam ng takot. She already faced the most ruthless powerful professional in her years of studying law, and the man beside her was no different. “And why can’t I?” the voice was daunting.

At tila lalo lamang akong naugatan sa kinatatayuan ko nang mas lalo niya pang inilapit ang sarili sa akin. “Because women nowadays tend to forget how powerful they are. They refuse to believe the obvious truth that they can be powerful if they want them to be. Those chains around his wrist represents fear, sila mismo ang nagkukulong sa ideyang baka mahusgahan sila ng lipunan once they show the power they hold.” he whispered in my ear.