276 Quotes About Femininity
- Author Pierre Bourdieu
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Femininity is imposed for the most part through an unremitting discipline that concerns every part of the body and is continuously recalled through the constraints of clothing or hairstyle.
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- Author Peter Darcy
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Joan of Arc’s feminine magnetism had an overwhelming motivating power over the demoralized men – and nation – of her day. It is unlikely that even a handsome young man in the vigor of his youth could have had the same effect. Joan’s feminine beauty and virtue simply won over the hearts of her countrymen.
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- Author Michaela Boehm
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Putting on a persona of someone else’s expression, or trying to emulate the current gold standard of social media femininity, is just adopting a fake layer in order to be someone we are not. In many ways, it is the revival of the fifties-housewife scenario with a neo-Tantric twist.
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- Author Glennon Doyle
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There is no such thing as a feminine quality, because there is no such thing as masculinity or femininity. "Femininity" is just a set of human characteristics a culture pours into a bucket and slaps with the label "feminine.
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- Author Anton Szandor LaVey
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Large breasts are associated with feminine women, regardless of the slenderness of their hips. The capacity of a milk container cannot be told by its outside dimensions. Femininity is more accurately displayed by generous hips. Guess you can tell I favor women with big asses.
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- Author Virginia Woolf
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(...) purely feminine; with that extraordinary gift, that woman's gift, of making a world of her own wherever she happened to be.
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- Author Ehsan Sehgal
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Femininity proves to be a woman and masculinity to be a man. The rest is just the texture, not the reality.
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- Author Edgar Rice Burroughs
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The girls head went high. "There could be but one suitable reply to your assertion, Mr. Clayton," she said icily, "and I regret that I am not a man, that I might make it." She turned quickly and entered the cabin.
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- Author Clarice Lispector
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she had stared through the window at a little old lady in the sun, grubby, light and quick – a branch quivering in the breeze. A dry branch where there was so much femininity, Joana had thought, that the poor dear could have a child if life hadn’t dried up in her body
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