Two Women Living Together Quotes

“For some reason I always miss the right timing to argue against crude theories like this”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together

“it seems there are people who like throwing pebbles into a perfectly still lake.”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together

“Cooking for someone is a noble act that stems from pure goodwill. It’s a highly cumbersome task; the work of preparing all the ingredients, chopping them up, cooking them this way and that and, finally, arranging them nicely on a plate. That food enters our body, becomes our blood and flesh, and keeps us alive – what more could we ask for?”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together

“A happy life isn't achieved by preparing for and avoiding pain, loss and agony. Without those, perhaps life wouldn't be life at all.”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together

“People, too, possess their own climates and cultures, and spending time with someone is like exploring a new destination.”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together

“Cooking for someone is a noble act that stems from pure goodwill. It’s a highly cumbersome task; the work of preparing all the ingredients”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together

“Marriage wasn’t a solution. In fact, it felt like the most foolish thing to do - running straight into another draining world, one ruled by the institution of marriage, in-laws and patriarchy. Besides, it didn’t seem like any man was going to sweep me off my feet and turn me into a fool anytime soon - and that wasn’t something I wanted anyway.”
― Kim Hana, Two Women Living Together