Marjane SatrapiI have always thought that if women's hair posed so many problems, God would certainly have made us bald.
About This Quote
This quote is intended to make fun of women and their vanity. It is a common belief that women like to keep their long hair because they think it helps them look more attractive. While this is true for some women, it is certainly not true for all women; in fact, many women dislike the way their hair looks when it is long. So, this quote makes fun of the way women think they look even though they know that is not true.
Source: The Complete Persepolis
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