Quote by Milan Kundera

“She knew she was acting like the most vulgar of women, the kind that is out to cause pain and knows how.”

— Milan Kundera

“It shouldn’t have surprised her. Didn’t she know better than almost anyone what sort of filth humans were capable of? But it did, every…

— Stacia Kane

“She could not be made rude and malicious by the rudeness and malice of those about her.”

— Frances Hodgson Burnett

“She was the very embodiment of why a man should never do wrong by a woman. Revenge could be bloody awkward.”

— Angela Verdenius

“She hadn't been hurt in any real way, had she? No one had treated her badly. I must just be overly sensitive to things,…

— Haruki Murakami

“She always felt nervous around strange men, even though she’d known the man who’d hurt her. If a man who knew you could hurt…

— Brit Bennett

“She was beautiful in the way all women were, but she was also different. All this individuality that she never apologized for. It consumed…

— Max Monroe

“She’d never been the kind of woman who angered over being told what to do. She’d never felt unequal or demeaned in a submissive…

— Elizabeth SaFleur

“She said she wanted a man like that, someone who understood sorrow, not someone who caused it.”

— Alice Hoffman

“She felt hurt that he had agreed so easily. And she laughed sourly at herself that she could ask a thing and be hurt…

— John Steinbeck

“fact. Of course, she always went and spoiled the appeal by opening her mouth. In his humble experience, the world had yet to produce…

— Gail Carriger

“But he knew how to treat a woman with respect, to never demean or condescend or embarrass her in front of others.”

— Miranda Liasson