With Germans, as with women, you never get to the point.

From my point of view, a completely covered woman has almost no chance of integrating herself in Germany.

Women are considered deep - why? Because one can never discover any bottom to them. Women are not even shallow.

Women. They are a complete mystery to me.

Nothing is more unfathomable than a woman's superficiality.

Women. They are a complete mystery.

When I say I know women, I mean I know that I don't know them. Every single woman I ever knew is a puzzle to me, as I have no doubt she is to herself.

In German, a young lady has no sex, while a turnip has.

I have often felt a bitter sorrow at the thought of the German people, which is so estimable in the individual and so wretched in the generality. A comparison of the German people with other peoples arouses a painful feeling, which I try to overcome in every possible way.

The naked woman’s body is a portion of eternity too great for the eye of man.

the study of psychophysics proves that it is impossible to bore a German.” Thankfully,

No wonder you can’t figure out the Fermi Paradox, Malenfant, if you don’t know your own wife’s dress size.

Dejemos a las mujeres guapas para los hombres sin imaginación.

The theme of invisibility has haunted me for many years, since earliest girlhood. A woman often feels ‘invisible’ in a public sense precisely because her physical being - her ‘visibility’ - figures so prominently in her identity. She is judged as a body, she is ‘attractive’ or ‘unattractive’, while knowing that her deepest self is inward, and secret: knowing, hoping that her spiritual essence is a great deal more complex than the casual eye of the observer will allow… it might be argued that all persons, defined to themselves rather more as what they think and dream than what they do, are ‘invisible’.