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Casey’s 2023 Year in Books
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“Men loved lecturing women, treating a date like an opportunity to deliver a little lesson, bestowing these gems on me like a favor.”
― No One Knows Us Here
― No One Knows Us Here
“women are expected to give traditionally feminine goods (such as sex, care, nurturing, and reproductive labor) to designated, often more privileged men, and to refrain from taking traditionally masculine goods (such as power, authority, and claims to knowledge) away from them.”
― Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women
― Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women
“The question thus becomes: Why, and how, do we regard many men’s potentially hurt feelings as so important, so sacrosanct? And, relatedly, why do we regard women as so responsible for protecting and ministering to them?”
― Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women
― Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women
“I said yes, sharply. “I’m fine, Patrick. It’s just been a full day of men who loved me once then stopped or thought they were in love with me, then realized they were just hungry or something.” I stepped back into the house, telling Patrick that I would see him later.”
― Sorrow and Bliss
― Sorrow and Bliss
“I said I am so sorry. “I’m the worst person in the world.” “No you’re not.” Patrick’s hand came down in a fist and he hit the arm of the sofa. “You’re not the best person in the world either, which is what you really think. You’re the same as everybody else. But that’s harder for you, isn’t it. You’d rather be one or the other. The idea you might be ordinary is unbearable.”
― Sorrow and Bliss
― Sorrow and Bliss
