Summary
This quote questions the societal expectation for women who adopt masculine behaviors. It suggests that if a woman is going against gender norms by behaving like a man, it would be preferable for her to conform to societal expectations of being "nice" while doing so. The quote highlights the underlying bias and assumption that masculine traits are inherently more acceptable or appreciated, while feminine traits are expected to be associated with kindness. It raises a critique on the imbalance of expectations placed on women who deviate from traditional gender roles.