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Eliza  Clark
“Do I have to smash a glass over the head of every single man I come into contact with, just so I leave a fucking mark?”
Eliza Clark, Boy Parts

Sayaka Murata
“My town is a factory for the production of human babies. People live in nests packed closely together. It's just like the silkworm room in Granny's house. The nests are lined up neatly in rows, and each contains a breeding pair of male and female humans and their babies. The breeding pairs raise their young inside their nests.
The Baby Factory produces humans connected by flesh and blood. Eventually we children will also leave the factory and be shipped out.
Once shipped out, male and female humans are trained how to take food back to their own nests. They become society's tools, receive money from other humans, and purchase food. Eventually these young humans also form breeding pairs, coop themselves up in new nests, and manufacture more babies.”
Sayaka Murata, Earthlings

Sayaka Murata
“Society was a system for falling in love. People who couldn't fall in love had to fake it. What came first: the system or love?”
Sayaka Murata, Earthlings

Eliza  Clark
“She asked me if I hated men, or if I liked men and hated that I liked them so much.”
Eliza Clark, Boy Parts

Mieko Kawakami
“They’re on a pedestal from the second they’re born, only they don’t realize it. Whenever they need something, their moms come running. They’re taught to believe that their penises make them superior, and that women are just there for them to use as they see fit. Then they go out into the world, where everything centers around them and their dicks. And it’s women who have to make it work. At the end of the day, where is this pain that men feel coming from? In their opinion: us. It’s all our fault—whether they’re unpopular, broke, jobless. Whatever it is, they blame women for all of their failures, all their problems. Now think about women. No matter how you see it, who’s actually responsible for the majority of the pain women feel? If you think about it that way, how could a man and a woman ever see eye to eye? It’s structurally impossible.”
Mieko Kawakami, Breasts and Eggs

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