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« Than we imagine heavenly or earthly, immortality, when you care about life, does not console death. » Simone de Beauvoir « There is not a great distance between the absence of betrayal and infidelity » Simone de Beauvoir (Le deuxième sexe) « It is the desire that creates the desirable, and the project that is the end. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « To enter the secret of things, firstly to give to them. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée) « In the books, people of declarations of love, hate, they put their heart in sentences; in life, never we pronounce words that weigh. » Simone de Beauvoir (mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée, 1958) « It is by the work that the woman has largely crossed the distance which separated it from the male; It is the work which can only guarantee a concrete freedom. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième sexe) « Happiness: as a reason that life gives to herself. » Simone de Beauvoir (Les belles images) « Beauty tells even less than happiness. » Simone de Beauvoir « There are some talented women: neither has this madness in the talent called the genius. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième sexe) « We do not die to be born, or lived, or old age. You die of something. » Simone de Beauvoir (Une mort très douce) « Choose life, always choose the future. Without that momentum carries us forward we would be nothing more than a mold on the surface of the Earth. » Simone de Beauvoir (Les Bouches inutiles) « The word is sometimes only a way, more adroit than silence, to shut up. » Simone de Beauvoir (La Force de l'âge) « The woman is the victim of any mysterious fatality: should not conclude that her ovaries condemned to live forever kneeling. » Simone de Beauvoir « A spoon for MOM, one for granny... If you don't eat, you don't grow up. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée) « Humanity prefer to live life. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le deuxième sexe) « Death seems less terrible when you're tired. » Simone de Beauvoir (Les Mandarins) « Between two individuals, the harmony is never given, it must indefinitely to capture. » Simone de Beauvoir (La Force de l'âge) « As it is difficult for the Americans, even Americans of goodwill, do not consider themselves to be the center of the universe! » Simone de Beauvoir (All said and done, 1972) « No one is more arrogant toward women, more aggressive or scornful, than a man worried about his manhood. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième sexe) « Privilege of childhood... the beauty, luxury and happiness are things that eat. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée) « They just kill time waiting for the time to kill them. » Simone de Beauvoir « She was not looking for the pleasure of others. She is selfishly enchanted pleasure to pleasure. » Simone de Beauvoir (L'invitée) « There are few more sad than resignation virtues; She transformed into fantasies, daydreams contingent, projects which were initially formed as will and freedom. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « Man cannot illuminate by God; It is by the man we try to illuminate God. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pyrrhus et Cinéas) « There are days when God is so far he seems absent. » Simone de Beauvoir (Une mort très douce) « If God is all good, it's that it is fully whole useful to man's salvation; It is therefore not in itself an end, but a means that draws its justification of the use that we make. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pyrrhus et Cinéas) « A freedom that is used to deny freedom must be denied. » Simone de Beauvoir « We don't exist without. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « Unable to be accomplished in solitude, in his dealings with his fellow man is constantly in danger: her life is a difficult company whose success is never guaranteed. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième Sexe) « Marriage multiplies by two family obligations and all the social chores. » Simone de Beauvoir (La force de l'âge) « Characteristic of all morality is to consider the human life as a party that can win or lose, and teach man the way to win. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « What there is outrageous in the scandal, is that you get used to. » Simone de Beauvoir « It is in the knowledge of the authentic conditions of our life that we must draw the strength to live and reasons to act. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « I found all the more awful to die that I saw no reason to live. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée) « To leave traces in the world, be in solidarity. » Simone de Beauvoir (L'Invitée) « The slave who obeys chooses to obey. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pyrrhus et Cinéas) « We know that each man is mortal, but not that humanity must die. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pyrrhus et Cinéas) « This is because there is a real danger, real chess, a real earthly damnation, that victory, joy, and wisdom words have a meaning. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « Serious man is dangerous; It is natural to be tyrant. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « No action can be done for the man without getting immediately against men. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « Wish free, is also wanting others to free. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « A child is an insurgent. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée) « What is an adult? A swollen child of age. » Simone de Beauvoir (La Femme rompue) « These are not the individuals who are responsible for the failure of the marriage: it is the institution itself which is originally perverted. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le deuxième sexe) « The youth like the vanquished. » Simone de Beauvoir « The inevitable triumph once believed in it. » Simone de Beauvoir « Consider the life as a party that can win or lose. » Simone de Beauvoir « It is within the transient that man is accomplished, or never. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l'ambiguïté) « The woman is all that the man calls and all that it does not reach. » Simone de Beauvoir « Women develop on their own channels which man does not load them. » Simone de Beauvoir « The happy couple who recognizes himself in love defies the universe and time; It is sufficient, he realizes the absolute. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième Sexe) « The mystery of the incarnation is repeated in every woman; any child who is born is a God who became man. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième sexe) « We are not born woman: you become. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le Deuxième Sexe) « Why the words, this brutal precision mistreating our complications? » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d’une jeune fille rangée) « Any success disguises an abdication. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d’une jeune fille rangée) « The present is not a past in power, it is the moment of choice and action. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pour une morale de l’ambiguïté) « In all the tears lingers hope. » Simone de Beauvoir (Les Mandarins) « Living is aging, nothing more. » Simone de Beauvoir (L’invitée) « If you live long enough, you see that every victory turns a day in defeat. » Simone de Beauvoir (Tous les hommes sont mortels) « Safe, no morals. » Simone de Beauvoir (Le deuxième sexe) « It was easier to think a world without creator a creator responsible for all the contradictions of the world. » Simone de Beauvoir (Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée) « If I pretended to infinity the consequences of my actions, I couldn't want anything more. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pyrrhus et Cinéas) « Humanity is a discontinuous series of free men, which permanently isolating their subjectivity. » Simone de Beauvoir (Pyrrhus et Cinéas) | You can give this short story one to five stars. 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