I leave you the best phrases of Thirty, Single and Fantastic, Mexican film starring Bárbara Mori and directed by Chava Cartas, released in 2016.
You may also be interested in these phrases from Hollywood cinema movies.
-I don't look thirty-five, nor am I the type of woman who needs a man next door to define and validate her to the world. -Agnes.
-As if everything we have to learn in life was not enough, on top of that we must face the terrible problem of unlearning what we already knew and does not serve us, of deleting previous files that have already become obsolete. -Agnes.
-I have lived my life, I have made a commitment to mine, and yet I am back here, at the starting box and ready to try again. -Agnes.
-Time does not exist, there is only what is happening now. -Agnes.
-It was only a matter, he thought, of moving forward a little and letting him know that his wait was over and that his prayers and good deeds, after all, had been rewarded; at last, I had come into his life. -Agnes.
-Perhaps you can overlook his firm belief that superhero shirts are the pinnacle of elegance. -Agnes.
-Without realizing what time or how, a kind of evil twin sprouted in my soul who undertook the task of massacring my most redeemable part. -Agnes.
-For all practical purposes, I became a full-fledged hatefull. -Agnes.
-Although in general I am convinced that I am doing everything super well, and I am making the right decisions, it turns out that suddenly anguish invades me, I doubt my own judgment and I begin to question each and every one of my decisions . -Agnes.
-You want a partner, an accomplice and a listener, not so that he can solve your life, nor you his, but so that the two of you can solve your own and build a common project at the same time. -Agnes.
-Instead of conveying that my thing is risks and I don't mind challenging the conventions from time to time, the only thing I managed to combine that bag and that bag was to look like the colorblind brother of the clown Rabanito. -Agnes.
-If the fish knew how good it feels to get home at night, hug the bike and tell him how beautiful and how difficult the day is, perhaps he would realize that his life, with everything and that he has a lot of fun in his fish tank is a bit empty. -Agnes.
-With a minimum of attention, it is possible to guess from the earliest exchanges what the singleness of the person in front of us is due to, and what remains for us is to decide whether or not we can solve or negotiate those reasons. -Agnes.
-Finding ourselves as a woman is a sensible privilege. -Agnes.
-By the time I realized it and could begin to change some things, I had become what I solemnly swore I would never be: a woman whose life was traversed by the pressing need to find herself a man. -Agnes.
-At this point in your life, only you can answer with any effectiveness if you want a boyfriend or not, and if yes, for what. - Agnes.
-Part of the great work of growing up is to recognize that we carry teachings and discourses that are not ours, and that we absorb them without question, put them to the test, and stay with those who serve us, regardless of what they will say. -Agnes.
-We want them to understand what we want, when we ourselves are not even very clear about it.-Inés.
-Later, with a little distance, perspective and a lot of analysis, I realized that there were many things that I had invented and that it was not so serious, but at that moment (...) I thought my family saw me as a case lost. -Agnes.
-If I neglected a little bit, the whole world began to give me the horrendous nickname of "ma'am", and no way would it come out with the clarification, (...), se-ño-ri-ta, you do me 'the favor. -Agnes.
-Women had to be intelligent, sensible, practical, compassionate, without being too carried away by sentimentality, and, of course, they had to study and work. -Agnes.
-Whoever asks me, I say that I am happy. -Agnes.
- At thirty, on the other hand, you find yourself using your mother's phrases that you swore never to repeat. -Agnes.
-What do we want from our life? Beyond what others expect… At thirty-something you no longer have to stay with the desire to do anything! -Agnes.*
-The right decisions are not made drunk or at a wedding. -Agnes.*
-My story is not that kind of story. My story does not end with a wedding. -Agnes.*
-This is over. I'm going to start over. -Agnes.*
- Living without compromises and without ties has its magic. -Agnes.*
-Freedom is daring. It is living without fear. -Agnes.*
-Neither ma'am, nor miss. I am a mixture of what I have lived through the world, of the people I have met, of the good and the bad that I have lived. Each of us has a story that defines us. There is no man for what we are. We just are, and that seems perfect to me. -Agnes.*
-There is only what is happening right now. The present moment. We attach great importance to our debts to the past or the future. There is only this. This exact frame of the tape, not the end of the movie. We are always in the middle. -Agnes.*
-It's just that I'm thirty-something now. What if this was my last chance? -Agnes.*
-It's that I don't have to be with anyone. Who convinced me otherwise? With what argument? -Agnes.*
-Don't tell me that, least of all at this moment that I thought I knew what I wanted. -Agnes.*
-What really matters to me is that I miss you. -Agnes.*
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