Quote by Darien Cox

“He cannot bear the thought of being a stereotype.”

— Maya Lang

“didnt men ever think about anything that really mattered?”

— Mitchell Margaret

“....I wondered if there had been a more corroding and devastating attack upon the personalities of men than the idea of racial discrimination.”

— Richard Wright

“In fact, after some thought, he couldn’t think of a word that meant female that men hadn’t imbued with some belittling shade of meaning.”

— Scott Meyer

“He wasn't a gentleman and there was no telling what men would do when they weren't gentlemen. There was no standard to judge them…

— Margaret Mitchell

“As much as he was different from other guys, he still had that stupid male pride thing.”

— Kelly Creagh

“Was it a weakness of man that made him want to ignore the darker side of his fellow human beings?”

— Todd Strasser

“He was full of the glossy self-regard of men who shrugged off their importance in a way that only emphasized it.”

— Reginald Hill

“He'd already realized that he could not begin to understand the things men did; now he saw women were even harder to figure out.…

— Alice Hoffman

“Not that he wanted to say that. It would make it sound as if he wanted to blame her.. Women were very complicated creatures.…

— Peter David

“He thought of women in terms of breasts, not minds, and it always seemed to irritate him that most women had both.”

— Kay Redfield Jamison

“He wanted to tell himself or maybe even her that he would never understand women, but he had a feeling he wasn’t the first…

— Terry Brooks