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“All women speak man, they were raised bilingual. No men in this room speak woman. Surveys seem to suggest that women believe it should work both ways.” (Roar Quotes)
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“And there, on a high branch, she often remembered her favorite Hanokoma variety, so difficult to care for, but bearing such sweet fruits. And how I felt that the difficulties and failures that one has to overcome along the way give success a special sweetness.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“At least he will try. She can. She can do it. Because she wants it that way and because it’s necessary. Because this is her life, she has no other, and she will live it to the fullest. She will enjoy every moment. She will work, love her family, without looking for excuses or explanations.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“Do you know the last time I could go and sit quietly in a bar like that? She shook her head. – That’s it: never! It is believed that women do not go to bars. And if they do, they are alcoholics or those who are looking for sex or who walk out of loneliness and are looking for company so that some idiot can sit down and start chatting about nothing out of politeness. I really needed it when I came to sit quietly alone and relax! When you are a man, no one forces himself into your company if you don’t want it. What do you think? “Melissa grinned and took a sip of beer.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“Even when practically invisible, she was still fighting to be seen.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“I have studied and written about this extensively; as women age, they are written out of the world, no longer visible on television or film, in fashion magazines, and only ever on daytime TV to advertise the breakdown of bodily functions and ailments, or promote potions and lotions to help battle ageing as though it were something that must be fought. Sound familiar?”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“Professor Montgomery smiles that beautiful smile. ‘I don’t place the blame solely on you. You can share it with society. I blame the adulation and sexualization of young women. I blame the focus on beauty and appearance, the pressure to conform to others’ expectations in a way that men are not required to.” (Roar Quotes)
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“She’d learned that the more people there were, the lonelier she felt.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“She’d thought that a city of eight million people would be an ideal place to find friendship, love, relationships, start a life. And for a long time she was right, but in recent years she’d learned that the more people there were, the lonelier she felt. Because her loneliness was amplified.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“Some paints, if applied side by side, look different in our eyes. But the colors themselves do not change, only our perception changes.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“There is no physical pain in disappearing. Emotionally, it’s another matter.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“With a trained eye, she looks up – because on those high branches there are always the ripest berries. And she will get there.”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
“You may have gotten here just like me, but we are different. “I didn’t want to come here,” the woman replies. “I just enjoyed what I was doing and did my job very well.” You, on the other hand, did nothing but strive to get here. Now that I’m here, I can continue my work. Well, what are you going to do?”
Cecelia Ahern
Roar
