Women never go on journeys?
this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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Women didn't exist back in those days /s (last time i omitted the /s on a joke didn't go very well lmao)
They can't because of their monthly lady times.
they just get shit done and don't brag about it
Best zombie horror story I ever read had a female lead. The kind of woman that would casually strip the pants off a corpse after putting it into permanent rest to make pads and be completely non chalant about it.
That's the same story from a different perspective.
It's all just the heroes journey.
Putting aside the added part, I've seen this quote ascribed to Tolstoy more than once, even though it should be painfully obvious it's not a real Tolstoy quote to anyone who read his books. So frustrating. It's a dumb quote too.