Quotes About Woman Novels & Stories

'Walang kwenta. Ang katagang iyon ay parang tumusok sa damdamin ni Airith. Iyon ang katagang laging sinasabi sa kanya noon ni Adelaida. Nagbalik na naman sa kanyang alaala ang pagmamalupit sa kanya ng matanda. Sa lahat ng bagay ay lagi siya nitong sinasabihan ng walang kwenta at hindi niya na mabilang kung ilang beses na iyon. Sa tuwing aabutan siya nito ng divorce papers ay sinasabihan siya nito na dahil iyon sa wala siyang kwentang asawa para kay Sebastian.

How can this woman remain so calm in face of two woman who has the potential to hurt her. “Chert. Kakaya umnaya zhenshchina,” rinig niyang bulong ni Z. “Ty znal, kak khorosho razygrat' svoi karty, muzhik. Kak i eta zhenshchina.” [translation: Damn. What a smart woman. You knew how to play your cards well, man. So as this woman.] Hindi siya umimik. Seryoso siyang nakikinig sa usapan ni Delancy at ng dalawang mga babae. Siguro hindi lang siya nagtiwala sa kung ano man ang kakayahan ng babaeng ‘to.

I ask with a smile. "Opo Ma'am. Sa ganda mo pong yan at sa bait mo dapat iniingatan ka. Naku! Ang mga lalaki talaga!" She stated as if she personally experienced it. "Alam mo Ma'am? Hayaan mo ang mga ganyang lalaki. Hindi sila Worth it! Siguradong may darating pang better person para sa'yo." Naka ngiting dugtong niya na bahagyang nagpahinto sa'kin. "Create new memories with someone better."

I am wasting my time for this. "Because in case you haven't heard, Isaac, it's hard to be a woman in this society and we work ten times harder trying to show the world that there's more to us than having long legs and big boobs. Yes, it's nice to hear that you noticed how we women look. Some woman spend hours dressing up and making themselves feel beautiful but make no mistake; they do it for their selves. Not to appease the general male population and receive shallow compliments those suggest an ulterior motive. Sumagi pa naman sa isip ko na pagbigyan ang sarili kong maramdaman ang iba't-ibang pakiramdam sa mundo.

Let's fight together, Zhia. “ I love you so much my dear wife.” aaka ko siya hinalikan sa noo at alam ko, mamaya lang magigising na siya. Yun kung di malalim ang tulog. O baka hangang bukas na ang tulog niya. Women are like tea bags, they don't know how strong they are until they get into hot water.

Bumungad sa akin ang notes niya. Daily reminder: ✓ Eat breakfast so my droplets won't be worried about me. ✓ Buy flowers for my little droplets and big droplets ✓ Visiting my baby grave ✓ Visiting my wife from afar ✓ Giving my salary to charity and orphanage. Like my baby does. ✓ Going to work in my company is always good. ✓ Drink a little because my baby will be mad. "Be a good man so you won't give your woman to another who is perfect in your eyes," my voice broke as I read the qoute.

A WOMAN’S PAIN CHAPTER 1: “File the annulment.” Parang huminto ang mundo ko sa isang iglap. Hindi ako agad nakagalaw. Hindi ako agad nakapagsalita. Para bang biglang nawala ang lahat ng tunog sa paligid—ang mahihinang usapan sa loob ng opisina, ang tik-tak ng orasan sa dingding, pati ang sarili kong paghinga.

“And why the hell do you have to update each other? Ni hindi mo man lang ba naisip ‘yon? Ni hindi ka nagtanong?” Why does she make it seem like there is something more to it when that was really all there was? Puno ng kalituhan, sinalubong ko ang tingin niya nang tumayo siya. “Men don’t give women anything for nothing.” Her words sent a shiver from my nape down to the base of my spine. I didn’t like the feeling that it gave me. Napansin din niya ang pagkailang ko sa sinabi niya. It must have shown on my face how uncomfortable it made me. Kaso mukhang iyon din ang pakay niya dahil dahan-dahan siyang lumapit sa akin.

Kung idedetalye niyang lahat, baka makagawa siya ng libro, pero may mga bagay na gusto niyang malaman ng publiko para magsilbing inspirasyon. "She was once a broken wife. A woman disgraced by the man she loves. But she rebuilt herself. She comes back, stronger, showing her beautiful soul to the world and proving her offenders how she redefines the word revenge. My wife is the center of Venatici Empire today." "Very inspiring, Dr. Venatici. Yes, we saw how your wife made her name noticed over and over again. She proves her worth after the bunch of crisis. Natutuwa kami at finally, the society will be given a chance to recognize her contribution to women empowerment." Lantay ng paghanga ang pa

Follow :'> Author's note I've been writing for years and my characters always have standards. But now, I am breaking the stereotype of woman protagonists as "pure and virgins". Because raped victims deserve to be treated equally. They deserve to have stories too, they deserve an ideal guy too, without being judged for being not virgin anymore. I think that's more iconic, victims being influential, victims speaking up for other women. Help me spread the word, "raped" is not an adjective nor a description that should be used to make women feel less of who they are. No woman deserves to be identified as defiled or unmaiden. All women deserve to be loved equally without standards and restriction