Quote by Voltaire

I hate women because they always know where things are.

I hate women because they always know where things are.

Summary

This quote is a playful, lighthearted remark that uses irony and sarcasm. It suggests a humorous frustration from the speaker about women's ability to easily find things. The quote is not meant to be taken seriously or used to generalize negative attitudes towards women. It should be understood as a witty comment that highlights the stereotype of women being more organized or astute when it comes to locating belongings.

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By Voltaire

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