Funny Quote by Vedrana Rudan
““Gdje su moja ljudska prava? Zašto se ne bih seksala jednom godišnje, ako mi to odgovara? Gdje je moje pravo da urlam po cesti, dečki, ne zanimate me više, aleluja, aleluja? Zašto se mi udane žene do smrti moramo jebati s našim muževima?" "Smirite se," rekla sam i zatvorila vrata. "Ako vam je sa mužem prenaporno, možete se rastati." "Zašto? Ja volim svoga muža, on je krasan čovjek. Uspješan, čist, pere se svakog dana što većina muškaraca ne čini, kad nakon njega uđeš u zahod ne treba ti gas-maska. I što me još ubija, svake večeri mi u krevetu čita Krležu, da nije njega nikad ne bih čula za Krležu..." Dotaknula sam joj rame. "Volite Krležu?" "Ne." "Pa zašto vam onda u krevetu čita Krležu?" "O tome vam govorim, radi što ga volja, jebe me kad mu padne na pamet i čita Krležu na sav glas.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Diary of a Dissident, 2015
A woman questions her personal freedoms and societal expectations, exposing the tension between individual desires and cultural norms.
In simple terms: She feels trapped by expectations and seeks autonomy.
Key Takeaway
Challenge oppressive norms and claim personal agency.
Themes
freedom
gender
society
identity
power
Mood
frustrated
defiant
hopeful
Type
personal
social
political
When to use this quote
- marriage
- family expectations
- public expression
- personal boundaries
Key Concepts
patriarchy
personal autonomy
cultural critique
Questions to Reflect On
- What freedoms are you denied by tradition?
- How can you assert autonomy safely?
A Different Perspective
Societal pressure can limit true self‑expression despite personal yearning.
