Marie Jenney HoweBesides, when I look around me at the men, I feel that God never meant us women to be too particular.
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When Joan Crawford said, "Besides, when I look around me at the men, I feel that God never meant us women to be too particular." she was speaking about how she wasn’t too impressed with the men in her life. She felt that if she could meet a man that was just as good looking and just as sweet as the ones in her life, then she wouldn’t feel so bad about all of the men in her life.
Source: An Antisuffrage Monologue
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