Friendship Quote by Jane Austen

“The realization that men and women cannot be friends unless they're also sleeping together. I have enough friends, I don't really need any more.”

— Caspar Vega

“Friends may be enemies, and enemies, friends. Lacking the ability to see into another’s mind and read the motivations that lie within, no man…

— Shaun Myandee

“Behind every unsuccessful man there is always a friend or girl friend.”

— Rashid Jorvee

“Perhaps this is the basis of friendships, I do not know. Each man seeks in another that part of himself which is missing. Thus…

— Christopher Peachment

“I believe it to be true that if men were virtuous, they would have no friends.”

— Montesquieu

“There is no permanent friendship between men, among men. Something goes wrong, somebody marries the wrong person, somebody advances too fast, somebody converts, somebody…

— Norman Rush

“She had never met a woman who had less of that fault which is the principal obstacle to friendship - the air of reproducing…

— Henry James

“Once people get into relationships, friends and rational thought get tossed aside.”

— Philip Siegel

“Even without much experience in friendships, the lonely girl and the castaway boy filled the time as two friends should.”

— M.P. Kozlowsky

“There are a great many women in the world. But in your entire life you only get a few friends.”

— Daniel Keys Moran

“living proof that a male and female could be friends and comingle without hooking up.”

— E.N. Joy

“A girl didn't live through sixteen years of life without any boy ever asking her out to suddenly having two best friends fighting over…

— Linda Kage