Quotes About Being Strong Woman Novels & Stories

She looked down at her hands. "Because my children need me." "My responsibilities won't disappear just because I'm tired." Her voice remained calm. But I heard the pain underneath. "You are stronger than you think." She shook her head. "No." She smiled faintly. "I'm just a mother." I looked at her. "Maybe that's exactly why you're strong." Her eyes met mine. "You think so?" "Yes." I answered without hesitation. "I've met many successful people." "People with money." "Power."

Hindi ko siya hinayaang tapusin. Hinila ko siya palapit, hawak ang mukha niya. “Don’t you ever say that again,” mariin kong sabi. “You don’t fix danger by disappearing.” Tahimik siya. “People like him,” patuloy ko, mas mahina na, “hunt weakness. And you’re not weak. You’re my strength.” Lumabas ang luha sa mata niya. At doon ko napagtanto—

Ngunit sigurado siya sa isang bagay nang mga sandaling iyon. “I believe you are strong. Time molds you to be stronger. You are the one they are putting in this problem because you are the strongest,” sabi niya rito. “Hindi ang mahihina ang mga ipinapadala sa giyera. Iyong malalakas at madaling gumaling ang sugat ang parating nasa unahan. Ikaw ang sundalo ng buhay mo, Liberty. Nararapat lang na ipaglaban mo ang tingin mong tama para sa ‘yo…”

Lumapit siya at inilagay ang kanyang kamay sa aking balikat. “Ang tunay na lakas ay hindi ang pagkakaroon ng perpektong nakaraan,” sabi niya nang mahinahon. “Ito ay ang pagtanggap sa kung ano ang totoo, pagtama sa mga mali, at pagpapatuloy sa paggawa ng mabuti sa kasalukuyan. Ang iyong lihim—ang pagiging bukas, marunong tumawa, at marunong makiramdam sa kabila ng iyong matigas na panlabas—ay hindi kahinaan. Iyan ang nagpapatunay na ikaw ay tunay na tao. At iyan ang magbibigay sa iyo ng lakas upang harapin ang anumang pagsubok na darating.”

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.

I admired her so much. My mother was so strong and brave for fighting her all battles all alone inside her. Sometimes, she needs to fight all her monster to have that strength and bravery to face all of those obstacles in her own. If all of it was a lie, there's a chance that no one of these are also real.

, wika nito at dinaan pa talaga sa tawa. She's a strong woman. Kaya may tiwala ako na malalabanan niya ang sakit.

You're building your self to achieve the attitude where no one and nothing is going to bother you anymore because you will become the woman who does not give fucks to anyone's shits. Do not forget your past and why you are working very hard to be powerful. You shouldn't let cheap behaviors like these dictate your actions. Don't forgot who you want to be and who you're building your self, Violet. Take a deep breathe and remember, you are aiming to be powerful. A man should not decide for your actions. You should decide for your self.

She's depressed deep inside but she's strong and cool outside. That's what I like about her. I love it when she tries herself to get up even though she can't. I love it when she helps herself to be independent even though she needs someone to lean on. I admired this strong and brave woman in front of me. She suffers a lot but none of us asked her if she's okay. She stumble multiple times, she commit mistakes a million times, her life is a mess, but here she was, independently living for herself just to keep herself alive for her family.

I don't need a man to complete me. "Ito naman, joke lang naman 'yon. Alam ko namang strong, independent woman ka at hindi mo kailangan ng lalaki sa buhay," she said with a smile. "Everything happens for a purpose, Ai," she suddenly added. I heaved out a sigh. My mother also said the same thing. It was her last words before I never got to see her again. I was still young then, wala pang muwang sa mundo. But it was like those words were carved inside my head. "Isipin mo na lang, Ai. Kung hindi mo napagdaanan lahat ng 'to, magiging malakas ka kaya?"